Kashmir University offers a variety of scholarships to deserving candidates. The University of Kashmir offers various scholarships to eligible students. The below mentioned are scholarships provided by Kashmir University:
| Kashmir University Scholarships | ||
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| Research Scholarships | Merit Scholarships | Students Aid |
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Kashmir University MCA fee is INR 6,000. Kashmir University fee structure includes many components. The total fees may differ at the time of payment due to the variables of the fee structure.
The MBA Course at Kashmir University costs INR 10,700 - INR 1.3 lakh. The MBA tuition fees remains the same over the two year period at Kashmir University irrespective of course or affiliated college chosen. Candidates taking admission into the MBA programme at the university should note that the tuition fees is not inclusive of the CMAT application fees and application fees to secure admission into the programme.
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Students pursuing a course from Kashmir University can apply for scholarship schemes available at National Scholarship Portal and State Scholarship Portal. Below are the schemes available:
- Scholarship for Specially Abled Students
- SC/ ST/ OBC/ PwD/ etc. and minority students
- Orphans/ broken family candi
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Guide-Level 15
Answered a month ago
Kashmir University has a Student Aid Fund scheme to support BTech students from low-income groups. This programme focuses on meritorious students facing economic challenges. Additionally, the Kashmir University Alumni Association provides financial support to economically disadvantaged students. Spe
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered a month ago
Kashmir University offer merit scholarships of INR 1000 per month to deserving students. These are awarded based on merit and merit-cum-means to support academically excellent students in completing their BTech.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
Students selected for admission to various courses/programmes in the university are eligible to receive two merit scholarships which are paid to top two merit holders.
Merit scholarship in favour of previous year paid students is granted on the basis of merit in the EnteranceTest to the course and in
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Contributor-Level 9
Answered a year ago
Kashmir University has adopted the "Student Aid Fund" scheme under which financial assistance is extended to students, particularly the meritorious students who belong to low-income groups. The Kashmir University Alumni Association provides financial assistance to students who have a poor economic b
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The University offers a variety of merit-based scholarship to the deserving candidates. The scholarship programme of the University has been categorized into three: Merit Scholarship, Research Scholarship and Students Aids.
Students taking admission in the University are eligible for the scholarship on the basis of entrance exam scores for a particular course. Scholarship will be given to top two merit holders.
There are four scholarships in each Department/Research Centre will be given to students perusing Ph D degree. The amount will be paid annually to cover miscellaneous expenses.
The University also offers scholarship to the meritorious ones who fall under low-income group. The University of Kashmir Alumni Association also offers financial support to students with poor economic backgrounds with preference given to orphans.