Comprehensive database of government, private, and international scholarships for school students, undergraduates, postgraduates, and professionals. Study in India or abroad with our curated scholarship list.
60+ Scholarships
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20+ Countries
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Up to ₹20 Lakh
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Scholarship deadlines and amounts may change. Always verify information on official websites before applying. Bookmark the National Scholarship Portal for government scholarships.
Start early! These scholarships can fund your higher education journey.
NCERT, Government of India
Department of Science & Technology
Department of Science & Technology
Ministry of Education
Ministry of Minority Affairs
NSDL e-Governance
Fund your bachelor's degree with these merit and need-based scholarships.
AICTE, Government of India
Ministry of Social Justice
AICTE
AICTE
Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation
Reliance Foundation
Tata Education & Development Trust
FAEA
Pursue higher studies and research with these prestigious fellowships.
AICTE/MHRD
UGC
CSIR
Ministry of Education
UGC
Fully funded opportunities to study in USA, UK, Germany, Japan & more.
USIEF
Commonwealth Secretariat
UK Government
German Academic Exchange Service
European Commission
Australian Government
Japanese Government
Swiss Confederation
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Rhodes Trust
Government of Canada
National Institute for International Education
IUSSTF (Indo-US Science & Technology Forum)
Rotary Foundation
Aga Khan Foundation
Dutch Ministry of Education
Nuffic Neso India
Ministry of Education, Singapore
Education New Zealand
Irish Government
China Scholarship Council
UAE Ministry of Education
Swedish Institute
Danish Ministry of Higher Education
Finnish National Agency for Education
Scholarships from leading companies and private foundations.
Adobe
Aditya Birla Group
HDFC Bank
LIC of India
ONGC
Follow these tips to increase your chances of getting scholarships.
Begin your scholarship search 6-12 months before you need funding. Create a calendar of deadlines.
Keep digital copies of all academic records, certificates, income proofs, and identity documents organized.
Personal statements matter. Be authentic, highlight your achievements, and explain your goals clearly.
Ask teachers/professors who know you well. Give them enough time and share your achievements.
Don't put all eggs in one basket. Apply to several scholarships matching your profile.
After applying, track your applications and respond promptly to any requests for additional information.
Plan your international education journey with this comprehensive month-by-month guide. Start early for best results!
Common questions about scholarship applications
Most government scholarships are available through the National Scholarship Portal (scholarships.gov.in). Create an account, complete your profile, and apply to eligible scholarships. Keep your Aadhaar, bank details, and academic documents ready.
Common requirements include: Academic marksheets, Income certificate, Caste certificate (if applicable), Aadhaar card, Bank passbook, Passport-size photos, Domicile certificate, and Bonafide certificate from institution.
Yes, you can apply for multiple scholarships. However, some scholarships don't allow concurrent benefits from other sources. Always read the terms carefully and disclose other scholarships during application.
Start at least 3-6 months before deadlines. For international scholarships, begin 1 year in advance as they require more documentation. Create a calendar of deadlines and set reminders.
Look for merit-based scholarships that don't have income criteria. Many corporate and private scholarships focus on academic performance rather than financial background. Research alternative options.
Yes! Many scholarships are available for ongoing students including merit scholarships, research fellowships, and corporate sponsored scholarships. Check with your institution's scholarship cell regularly.
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