Scholarships for Indian Students
Our global universities have plenty of scholarships, grants & bursaries on offer for ambitious and aspiring international students like you. We will help you identify the ones that match your profile the best and receive the ones you deserve the most.
Offerings
- Alerts on latest and high value scholarships
- Guidance on ‘how’ to apply for scholarships
- Assistance for scholarship essays
- Merit-based, country-based and faculty-based scholarships
Explore Scholarship Opportunities
Scholarship to – Study In USA
- Financial aid and need based scholarships for UG students
- Research, Teaching & Graduate assistantships for PG students
- Scholarships are awarded based on need, merit, or exceptional excellence
- Proficiency in sports, cultural activities, & community services may enhance scholarship prospect
Scholarship to – Study In the UK
- 100+ scholarships for all levels of education
- Fully Funded PhD scholarships
- Accommodation inclusive scholarship for Bachelor level programs
- Almost all Universities give tuition fee waivers
- More than 50 Commonwealth scholarships offered by the Government
-
Scholarship to – Study In Australia
- 3,000 scholarships are available at Australian top universities
- Government scholarships cover tuition & health expenses
- Australian government allots AS$300 million for scholarships
- Average monthly stipend of AUD $20,000 for PhD scholars
Scholarship to – Study In Europe
- European governments offer scholarships like Erasmus Mundus program, DAAD scholarships in Germany
- European universities have their scholarship programs which can be merit-based, need-based, or specific to certain courses or programs
- Some scholarships are tailored to particular fields of study such as STEM, arts, humanities, etc.
-
Scholarship to – Study In Newzealand
- 100+ scholarships for all levels of education
- NZ $10,000 and more worth scholarships on tuition
- Simple application for scholarships
- Up to 100% scholarships
- Stipend for living expenses
Scholarship to – Study In Ireland
- 100+ scholarships available for international students
- Merit Prizes range from €1,000 to 100% tuition fee waiver
- No Separate scholarship application for university-specific scholarships
- Separate scholarships for excellence in sports
- Scholarships awarded for all levels of education.
-
Financial Aid and Scholarship (FAQ)
What is financial aid?
Financial aid is a means by which students can reduce or eliminate the expenses that they will incur in the course of their education overseas.
What are financial aid packages?
A University offers a financial aid package, which consists of scholarships/grant and an on-campus employment program for the student. Hence this package helps students to pay a significant amount of their total expenses while studying overseas.
How can one apply for financial aid?
Your education counsellor coordinates with the Universities, to send the financial aid form, which you should finish and submit before the financial aid deadline date mentioned in the application package of the respective University.
What is TA (Teaching Assistantship)?
Teaching assistants assist a professor by teaching an undergraduate class or checking exam papers. They are paid for this job, which covers most of their expenses while at the University.
What is RA (Research Assistantship)?
Research fellowship/assistantship is an award that allows you to work in the capacity of an assistant to a professor on the research project assigned to him. As a research assistant, the student receives the tuition waiver or pays in-state tuition fees and earns additionally to sustain living expenses through their education.
What are SFG's
SFG is an initial used for Scholarships/Fellowship/Grants.
What are tuition-waivers?
Tuition waivers are awards that waive one’s tuition fees. These could range from partial to complete tuition waivers. Your education counsellor can help you identify and apply to such Universities.
Can students change their major upon reaching the University?
Yes, certainly. In fact, most undergraduate students change their major at least once during their four-year course of study. Most Universities abroad allow students the flexibility to change their major as they wish.