Central and state-level scholarships available for students domiciled in Jharkhand.
Applicants must: Be a girl child and an Indian citizen; Have secured MBBS admission for 2026-27 at a recognised government or private medical college; Have 70% or more in Class 10 and Class 12 (60% for SC/ST/OBC); Have combined family income below ₹5,00,000 per year.
Applicants must: Be a female student who has passed Class 12 and is enrolled in the first year of MBBS at a government medical college anywhere in India; Have annual parental income of not more than ₹5,00,000 from all sources.
Applicants must: Be pursuing an undergraduate degree in Computer Science or a related field such as Computer Engineering, IT, AI/ML or Data Science & Analytics; Come from a financially disadvantaged background and have a meritorious academic record. Exact income and marks cut-offs are on the official page.
Applicants must: Be an Indian citizen; Be currently pursuing or have recently completed (within 6 months) a UG, PG or PhD in Science or Technology; Have a minimum 60% aggregate or 6.32 CGPA on a 10-point scale; Meet the semester requirement for their course — BE/BTech: completed 6th semester; ME/MTech: completed 1st semester; BSc/Diploma: final year only; MSc: completed 1st semester; PhD: completed coursework.
Applicants must: Be admitted to the first year of a full-time professional undergraduate programme in 2026-27 — MBBS or equivalent, B.Tech/B.E. or B.Arch; Have secured at least 80% in Class 12; Have annual family income below ₹12,00,000; Not have taken a gap or drop year after Class 12. The official application form states the deadline as 31 October.
Applicants must: Have a disability of at least 40%, supported by a valid disability certificate; Have annual family income from all sources not exceeding ₹8,00,000; Be admitted to the first year (or second year through lateral entry) of an AICTE-approved technical diploma or undergraduate degree programme; Hold an NSP One-Time Registration number.
Applicants must: Belong to a Scheduled Caste; Have annual family income below ₹8,00,000 from all sources; Have a full-time undergraduate or postgraduate seat at a notified premier institution (IITs, IIMs, NITs, AIIMS, NLUs and similar), after Class 12 with 60% marks; Be one of at most two children per family availing the scheme.
Applicants must: Be a ward or widow of deceased, disabled, retired or serving personnel (below officer rank) of CAPFs, Assam Rifles, State/UT Police, RPF or RPSF; Have secured at least 60% in Class 12, diploma or graduation; Be joining the first year of an approved professional technical course such as B.Tech, MBBS, BDS, BBA, BCA, MBA or MCA.
Applicants must: Be studying from Class 1 to postgraduate level; Have secured at least 55% in the most recent qualifying examination; Have annual family income up to ₹2,50,000 from all sources; Have faced a personal or financial crisis in the last three years. Applications are online only, with a window of 6 August to 31 October 2026.
Applicants must: Be a girl or young woman who has completed Class 12; Hold a confirmed admission offer from a listed college for B.Tech, MBBS or a natural/pure science B.Sc; Show a record of academic excellence; Preference goes to students from rural and economically weak backgrounds (income certificate needed if household income is below ₹5 lakh).
Applicants must: Be a regular Class IX student (fresh) or Class X–XII student (renewal) in a government, government-aided or local-body school; Have parental income of not more than ₹3,50,000 per year; Have at least 55% in Class VII (relaxed by 5% for SC/ST) and qualify the state selection test (40% aggregate in MAT and SAT; 32% for SC/ST). Students of Navodaya, Kendriya Vidyalaya and residential schools are not eligible.
Applicants must: Be a ward of a State/UT police personnel who died in a terrorist or naxal attack; Have at least 60% in the minimum entry qualification (Class 12, diploma or graduation); Be pursuing a professional course such as Engineering, Medicine or Business Management (BBA, BCA, B.Pharma, B.Sc Nursing/Agriculture, MBA, MCA and similar).
Applicants must: Be girl students admitted to the 1st year (or 2nd year via lateral entry) of an AICTE-approved technical diploma/degree programme via centralised admission; Have annual family income not exceeding ₹8,00,000. Limited to two girls per family.
Applicants must: Belong to the Scheduled Caste (SC) community with a valid caste/community certificate; Be enrolled in a recognised post-matric course from Class 11 onward (including diploma, UG, PG, PhD); Have annual family income not exceeding ₹2,50,000.
Applicants must: Have a disability of 40% or more, supported by a disability certificate; Be studying from Class 11 up to postgraduate level; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Have a disability of 40% or more; Be studying a graduate, postgraduate or diploma course at a notified institution; Have annual family income up to ₹8,00,000; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Belong to a Scheduled Tribe; Be pursuing higher education at the level covered by the scheme; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Be a ward or widow of RPF/RPSF personnel (below officer rank); Be joining the first year of an approved professional course; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Belong to OBC, EBC or DNT; Be studying in a notified top-class college or institution; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Be a postgraduate student at a recognised university or college; Meet the merit criteria in the UGC scheme guidelines; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Be a student from the North Eastern Region; Be pursuing general, technical or professional undergraduate studies; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Be a postgraduate student in agriculture or an allied discipline; Meet the ICAR merit and admission criteria; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Be a student admitted to a UG or PG programme at the Indian Statistical Institute; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Be a ward of a Beedi, Cine, Iron Ore, Manganese Ore, Chrome Ore, Limestone or Dolomite Mine worker; Be studying at post-matric level; Meet the income limit and other conditions in the scheme guidelines on the NSP.
Applicants must: Be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's in agriculture or allied sciences; Have qualified the ICAR AIEEA entrance exam; Be studying at an ICAR-funded university outside their home state of domicile; Maintain the required CGPA; Be a full-time enrolled Indian national who is not employed; Not be receiving any other scholarship.
Applicants must: Be an orphan, a child of COVID-deceased parents, a ward of martyred Armed Forces or paramilitary personnel, or a student with a parent having a critical illness or 80%+ disability; Be a first-year or lateral-entry second-year Diploma or Degree student; Have family income below ₹8,00,000; Be enrolled in an AICTE-approved institution in regular mode.
Applicants must: Be currently studying in Class 12; Have scored 85% or above in Class 10; Belong to a family with annual income below ₹3 lakh.
Applicants must: Be an international student (Canadian citizens are not eligible); Be in their final year of secondary school in 2026-27; Be nominated by their school (one nomination per school per year); Be starting a first-entry undergraduate programme in September 2027; Not be currently enrolled in post-secondary study. Related deadlines: school nomination 9 October 2026, OUAC application 16 October 2026.
Applicants must: Hold a master's or equivalent degree (to be completed by 31 July 2027; 30 June 2027 for ETH Zurich); Be born after 31 December 1991; Have the support of a Swiss academic supervisor for the research project; Apply online through the GO ESKAS portal — email or paper applications are not accepted.
Applicants must: Be enrolled in any recognised college or university in India; Be aged 17–30; Submit an original, previously unpublished article of 1,000–1,500 words on the given prompt; Apply individually — group submissions are not accepted.
Applicants must: Hold or be about to complete a bachelor's degree before the 2027 intake; Apply for the Yenching Academy Master's programme by the general deadline of 30 November 2026, 9:00 a.m. Beijing time (nominees from partner universities may have a later cut-off of 7 December 2026 — check with your institution). Detailed criteria are on the Yenching Academy website.
Applicants must: Be a first-year undergraduate applicant (US or international); Rank in the top 5% of their high school class; Have strong test scores — SAT 1500+ or ACT 33+ preferred; Submit TOEFL/IELTS if a non-native English speaker. There is no separate scholarship application — candidates are automatically considered with the general Boston University application.
Applicants must: Be applying for a postgraduate course at the University of Cambridge and indicate interest in Gates Cambridge funding on their application; Submit the scholarship-specific questions and a Gates Cambridge reference (PhD applicants also submit a research proposal). The deadline depends on your course — 8 December 2026 or 6 January 2027, as shown under 'Course Funding Deadline' in the Cambridge Course Directory. The earlier date is shown here.
Applicants must: Be an international student applying for a postgraduate course at the University of Cambridge; Submit the complete application by the 'Course Funding Deadline' shown in the Cambridge Course Directory (8 December 2026 or 6 January 2027, 23:59 UK time; the earlier date is shown here) and indicate that funding is needed.
Applicants must: Be accepted at or enrolled in a full-time degree programme at a US or Canadian school supported by MPOWER; Be an international or DACA student (valid US visa, DACA or Green Card; or Canadian PR / study permit); Not be a US citizen studying in the US or a Canadian citizen studying in Canada. MPOWER borrower status is not required.
Applicants must: Be an academically brilliant student from a Defence Services or Internal Security family. Class-wise and marks criteria are on the official SOF page.
Applicants must: Be an international student (Australian and New Zealand citizens are not eligible); Be enrolling in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework programme at a Victorian campus; Be full fee-paying and non-sponsored; Pass the Genuine Student assessment including financial capacity; Hold a new course offer dated 10 February 2026 or later, enrolling from Term 4/Semester 2 2026 or later.
Applicants must: Be female and at least 18 years old; Be enrolled in or admitted to a full-time STEM programme at an MPOWER partner university in the US or Canada; Be an international student (not a US or Canadian citizen or permanent resident); Hold legal study authorisation.
Applicants must: Apply to an eligible Oxford graduate course by its December or January funding deadline (6 January 2027 is shown; some courses close earlier — check your course page); Tick the Weidenfeld-Hoffmann option and submit the separate 2027/28 statement by the same deadline; Not be a current Oxford student (unless already a scholar) or hold a deferred 2027-28 offer.
Applicants must: Be enrolled from Class 1 through postgraduate level at a recognised Indian institution; Have secured at least 60% marks in the previous academic year; Have annual family income not exceeding ₹6,00,000; Be a regular full-time student. All streams are eligible.
Applicants must: Have provisional or confirmed admission to a Master's programme starting September 2027; Be a non-EU/EEA applicant meeting Dutch visa requirements; Have IELTS 6.5+ or TOEFL iBT 90+; Have a strong academic record and leadership potential. Current University of Twente students and Dutch nationals are not eligible.
Applicants must: Already hold an offer letter for the Harvard MBA; Have a strong GMAT score. Open to all nationalities, with priority given to candidates of Lebanese descent. The award is made once every two years to a single candidate.