There are several scholarship schemes available to students for studying abroad. These scholarships can provide financial assistance to cover tuition fees, living expenses, travel costs, and other related expenses. Here are some common scholarship schemes that students can explore:
1. Government Scholarships: Many governments offer scholarships to international students. Examples include:
- Fulbright Scholarships (United States)
- Chevening Scholarships (United Kingdom)
- Erasmus+ Program (European Union)
2. University Scholarships: Most universities have their own scholarship programs for international students. These scholarships are often based on academic merit, talent, or specific criteria set by the university.
3. Private Scholarships: Various private organizations, foundations, and corporations offer scholarships to students for studying abroad. These scholarships can be based on different criteria such as academic performance, field of study, nationality, or financial need. Some examples include:
- Rotary Foundation Global Grants
- Soros Foundation/Open Society Foundations
- DAAD Scholarships (Germany)
4. Country-Specific Scholarships: Some countries have scholarship programs specifically designed for international students. These programs promote cultural exchange and academic collaboration. Examples include:
- Australia Awards
- New Zealand Scholarships
- Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship Program
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5. Subject-Specific Scholarships: Several organizations provide scholarships for students pursuing specific fields of study or research. These scholarships can be discipline-specific and aim to support students in their academic pursuits. Examples include:
- Rhodes Scholarships (various disciplines)
- Gates Cambridge Scholarships (all fields of study)
- Commonwealth Scholarships (various disciplines)
6. Non-Profit Organizations: Non-profit organizations and foundations offer scholarships to students based on specific criteria, such as community service, leadership skills, or social impact. Examples include:
- The Aga Khan Foundation
- The World Bank Scholarships Program
- The Wellcome Trust
It is important to thoroughly research and review the eligibility criteria, application process, and deadlines for each scholarship scheme. Additionally, consider reaching out to the international student office at your chosen university or contacting the relevant scholarship provider for detailed information and guidance.
how to apply National Scholarship Portal::
To apply for scholarships through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) in India, you can follow these steps:
1. Registration:
- Visit the official website of the National Scholarship Portal (https://scholarships.gov.in/).
- Click on the "New Registration" link on the homepage.
- Select the relevant category: Student, Institution, or Scheme.
- Fill in the required details such as name, date of birth, email ID, and mobile number.
- Choose a suitable username and password for your account.
- Enter the captcha code and click on the "Register" button.
2. Login:
- After successful registration, go back to the homepage.
- Click on the "Login" link.
- Enter your username, password, and captcha code.
- Click on the "Login" button to access your account.
3. Scholarship Application:
- Once you log in, select the "Application Form" option from the top menu.
- Choose the scholarship scheme you want to apply for from the list of available schemes.
- Carefully read the guidelines and eligibility criteria for the selected scholarship.
- Fill in the application form with the required details such as personal information, educational background, bank account details, etc.
- Upload the necessary documents such as mark sheets, income certificate, caste certificate, etc., as specified by the scholarship scheme.
- Review the entered information and documents before submitting the application.
4. Submitting the Application:
- After filling in all the details and uploading the necessary documents, click on the "Submit" button.
- Make sure to double-check all the information before submission, as you may not be able to make changes afterward.
- Once the application is submitted successfully, a unique application ID will be generated. Note it down for future reference.
5. Tracking Application Status:
- You can track the status of your application by selecting the "Track Application" option on the portal's homepage.
- Enter the application ID, date of birth, and captcha code.
- Click on the "Submit" button to view the current status of your application.
6. Renewal of Scholarship:
- If you have received a scholarship through NSP in the past and want to renew it for the next academic year, you can do so by selecting the "Renewal" option on the portal's homepage.
- Provide the necessary details and upload any required documents for the renewal process.
7. Contact and Help:
- If you have any queries or require assistance during the application process, you can contact the National Scholarship Portal helpline or use the "Help" section on the website for further guidance.
Please note that the application process may vary slightly depending on the specific scholarship scheme and its requirements. It is advisable to thoroughly read the guidelines and instructions provided for each scholarship before proceeding with the application.
