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Top Scholarships for Indian Students Studying Abroad

What are some of the best international scholarships for Indian students? I'm an Indian high school junior and I'm interested in applying to universities abroad, but concerned about tuition costs. Seeking any scholarships that might be available for international Indian students.

a year ago

There are numerous scholarships available for Indian students who wish to study abroad. Here are a few key ones:

1. Tata Trusts Scholarship: Tata Trusts offers means and merit-based scholarships for Indian students to study abroad. The scholarships can be used for tuition fees and other specific course-related expenses.

2. Fulbright-Nehru Master's Fellowships: These fellowships are designed for excellent Indian students to pursue a master's degree in selected U.S. colleges and universities.

3. Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation Scholarships: They offer scholarships to bright Indian students to study in North America or Europe. The scholarship amount covers tuition fees, living expenses, and one-way travel allowance.

4. J.N. Tata Endowment Loan Scholarships: This is not a full scholarship but a loan scholarship provided to Indian students for higher studies abroad. However, it's noteworthy due to the low interest rates and generous terms of repayment.

5. The British Council IELTS Scholarship: For Indian students planning to study in English speaking countries, specifically for those who have appeared for their IELTS exam through the British Council.

6. Gates Cambridge Scholarship: This is a prestigious global scholarship that provides full-cost awards for students outside of the UK to pursue a postgraduate degree at the University of Cambridge.

7. Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees: These are offered by consortia of European Union institutions to non-EU/EEA students.

Remember, as an international student scholarships might not fully cover your cost of attendance. So, your financial planning should include personal savings, family contributions, part-time work opportunities, and potential education loans. Keep in mind that fulfilling the eligibility criteria doesn't guarantee the scholarship. Apply to as many as possible to increase your chances. Good luck!

a year ago

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