scholarship

IIITDM Kurnool offers various scholarship initiatives that are designed to uplift students with weak educational backgrounds. Below mentioned are some of the prominent IIITDM Kurnool scholarship programs:

1. Siemens Scholarship
2. Micron Scholarship
3. Reliance Foundation Scholarship
4. Foundation for Excellence scholarship
5. ONGC Scholarship
6. Sitaram Jindal Scholarship

The International Freshman Scholarship is a financial aid provided to incoming UG students worth USD 5,000-USD 20,000 (INR 4.3 L-INR 17.1 L).

The scholarship is awarded on a merit-basis, which means, interested applicants must demonstrate exceptional academic qualities, in their past studies along with strong leadership & team building abilities to be eligible for the reward.

Yes, the Felician University is known to offer a number of financial rewards to both UG & PG students.

The reward aims to reduce the financial burden associated with studies at the institute.

Listed below are some popular scholarships at Felician:

Around 99% of the overall freshman students at Felician University are awarded a financial grant from the institute, per official sources.

This is a remarkable figure & highlights the commitment of the institute in making quality education affordable to all, ensuring finances don't become an obstacle in their educational journey.

Yes, the Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Agra College offers scholarships, including up to 100% scholarships, based on academic excellence, extracurricular achievements, and merit in competitive exams. Additionally, students can avail government scholarships (UP Scholarship, NSP) if they meet the eligibility criteria related to family income and category.

No, they don't offer a fully 100% scholarship. Some partial financial aid is available like state government schemes like OBC/SC/ST/EBC students, and institute level merit based help. Girls may get a fee waiver scheme. But it;s not a full ride. you will likely cover some costs yourself unless you meet specific criteria. 

From Fall 2025, Brown University has planned to become need-blind for all Undergraduate international students. This move is a part of the ongoing commitment to admit students irrespective of their ability to pay for tuition, and to ensure the sustainability of financial aid initiatives for future generations. Brown University meets 100% of the demonstrated financial need of the students. This university does not offer merit-based scholarships. However, students can avail any external-based scholarships.

While M.S. Ramaiah Medical College facilitates access to various scholarships, including government schemes (state and central), and some merit-based awards, it generally does not provide 100% scholarships that cover all tuition and living expenses for every student. They offer guidance for obtaining government and bank loans and have limited internal scholarships (e.g., Ramaiah Centenary Scholarship of 5,000 rupees). The primary support comes from government-funded scholarships based on merit, financial need, and category.

While B. R. Harne College of Engineering and Technology offers various scholarships, it does not typically provide a 100% scholarship for all students. The college facilitates access to state government scholarships, such as those for EBC (Economically Backward Class), SC/ST/OBC categories, and minority scholarships, which offer significant fee reimbursements or concessions. Eligibility for these often depends on family income, caste, and academic merit. Students can also seek educational loans through banks.

Although NCE - Narayanaguru College of Engineering provides scholarship in different names and forms of the government (scholarship in reserved categories like SC/ST) and merit based, however most of the times it does not cover full scholarship to all the students by covering all the expenses. The scholarships are normally fee waivers, discounts or waivers depending on the academic merit, income or in some cases quotas. A proper grasping of financial aid offered and eligibility will only be achieved through contacting the admissions office or financial aid office of the college directly.