The paperwork is pretty simple. You'll usually need your 10th and 12th marksheets, your entrance exam scorecard if you have one, a photo ID like Aadhaar and a few passport photos. For a sports scholarship, bring your certificates too. The admission team is helpful and will walk you through the exact

Mostly yes. Entrance-exam scholarships (JEE, CAT/MAT, CLAT) are listed for the complete duration of the course, but you have to keep your grades up. Merit scholarships usually need a CGPA of around 9.0 and some waivers like the single girl child one, need fresh paperwork every year. 

Yes. Bahra University gives scholarships for good marks, and it also gives them for sports. They have given more than ₹25 crore in scholarships so far. So if you are good at a sport, you can get some help with your fees. You may need certificates to show the sports you have played. I am not sure how

Yes, Bahra University, Shimla provides bus transport for students and staff. Buses run on routes covering Shimla, Solan, and nearby areas, with the service covering around a 50 km radius. Speaking of transport fees, I think it will depend on the route. you can confirm it with the university administ

Good news if you're worried about safety and comfort: Bahra University in Shimla keeps separate hostels for boys and girls, usually with their own wardens, security, and mess arrangements. That means parents and students can feel more at ease about privacy and supervision. 

Yes, it is. Staying in the hostel is usually worth it, especially if you're from another city. You're close to classes, labs, and the library; meals are sorted, and you get a ready-made student community, all at a cost that's often lower than renting a room and cooking for yourself. 

Bahra University, Shimla, has a hostel mess for daily meals and a campus canteen for snacks and different types of food.