International students can apply for various scholarships, including: 

✅ University Scholarships: Merit-based, application-based, bursaries, early-bird discount or Early Confirmation Award, and full fee payment discounts. 

✅ India Government Scholarships: Offered by central and state governments. 

✅ Country-Based Scholarships: Such as Fulbright, Chevening, and Australia Awards. 

✅ Need-Based Scholarships: For students requiring financial assistance such as Tata Scholarship (Cornell University, USA) , New Zealand Scholarships for Developing Countries 

✅ Private Scholarships: Provided by organizations like Erasmus+ and DAAD. 

✅ Sports Scholarships: Available for national and international players. 

✅ Agent-Specific Scholarships: Offered through education consultancies as applicable.

Applying for scholarships requires careful planning and timely submission. Follow these 6 basic steps to increase your chances: 

1. Research Scholarships – Look for options from universities, governments, and private organizations. Connect with us to help you find one! 

2. Check Eligibility – Ensure you meet the required criteria. 

3. Gather Documents – Prepare transcripts, recommendation letters, English language test results, and a personal statement. 

4. Apply on Time – Complete the application and submit it before the deadline. 

5. Prepare for Interviews – Some scholarships may require an interview. 

6. Follow Up – Track your application status and check for updates

Most scholarship applications require academic transcripts, a personal statement, recommendation letters, and proof of achievements like extracurricular activities or community service. Some may also ask for financial documents, a resume, test scores, or even a short 1-2 min video highlighting academic and professional accomplishments. It’s best to check the specific requirements for each scholarship before applying.

Scholarships are often tailored to academic levels. Postgraduate students can access graduate assistantships, research, and teaching roles, while undergraduates may qualify for financial aid or need-based support. UG students may also receive scholarships based on their academic percentage for the first year, with some universities offering yearly scholarships for strong academic performance. Study abroad scholarships vary by country and institution, so explore options aligned with your field and academic level.

Yes! Many scholarships focus on more than just academics. You can apply for scholarships based on sports, arts, leadership, community service, or financial need. Some universities and organizations also offer grants for specific talents or backgrounds, so explore different options that match your strengths.