scholarship

BITS Pilani Dubai offers merit-based scholarships. The scores required for a student to be eligible for a scholarship are mentioned below:

It does not provide 100% scholarship to all the student but it does have some scholarship schemes for the needy and meritorious student . But most of the student have the scholarship scheme which does not provide 100% but help a student to some extent 

Yes, Sarabhai Institute of Science and Technology (SIST)  offer scholarships, and they can cover up to 100% of the tuition fees for eligible candidates. The scholarships based on academic merit. Also the institute provides fee concessions to deserving students from BPL (Below Poverty Line) or low-income groups.

The college also assists students in obtaining education loans from banks with low-interest rates.

The fee structure is flexible, and the college may deduct the fee

Here's my take on scholarships at Rajadhani: Full 100% scholarships are rare as hen's teeth. Top KEAM scorers might get 25-50% off, and government schemes cover most fees for SC/ST/OBC students. The college offers smaller merit discounts too.

That "100% scholarship" you heard about? Probably an education loan in disguise. Your best shot is combining multiple aids - try negotiating with admissions if you've got strong academics or financial need.

Bottom line? Don't bank on a free ride, but decent partial support is possible if you work the system right.

No, it does give 100% scholarship but some scholarship under central and govt. Offer full fetched scholarship in the college and even the stream test also sometimes have 100% scholarship but not for all students it is particularly for the top scorer 

The ease of getting a SAT scholarship for studying abroad can be very subjective because it varies country to country, university to university and even based on the applicant's academic profiles. Thus, if the university you are applying to offers a scholarship based on SAT, it will also look at your previous academic year's performance and your capabilities to do justice with your education abroad with the scholarship. 

Since Harvard University is a popular US university and also an Ivy League school, its requirements for admission are competititve. Also Harvard is a need based university, hence if applicants have a good acadeic background and get a SAT score around 1500 or above, they can expect to get a scholarship. There is no officially mentioned SAT cutoff, these scores mentioned are based on admission trends of the previous years. 

MRIIRS provides scholarships to meritorious students. Those pursuing a course from School of Behavioral and Social Sciences can also apply for scholarship. Aspirants who wish to continue the scholarship need to meet the below criteria:

• Maintain a minimum SGPA of 7.5 in each semester without any backlog
• Have 85% attendance in all courses in each semester
• Applicant should not have been suspended for any grave act of indiscipline by the university
• No disciplinary action should be pending in case of ragging or eve teasing
• Applicant should not have be receiving any other scholarship from any other source

Yes, MRIIRS provides scholarships to students based on their MRNAT score. A maximum of 100% waiver is offered to students. Below is the detailed criteria for School of Behavioral and Social Sciences MRIIRS scholarship based on MRNAT score:

Note: Scheme 'Utkarsh' is for candidates taking admission within a period from January to April. The exact dates are specified by the university.

Scheme 'Uttam' is for candidates taking admission within a period from April to June. The exact dates are specified by the university.