Q What is the criteria to get scholarship?
A We use your academic and financial average (which is based on your X, XII and/or Graduation average including prerequisities as well as your family financial status) to determine the value of your scholarship. We will let you know of your eligibility for a scholarship when we send you a conditional offer in writing based on your interim average.

Q If I received a scholarship, how do I know when I'll receive the money?
A Your scholarship will be credited to your student account just before the beginning of classes. You must be enrolled in courses and have paid the the required deposit in order to receive the fees book. If your scholarship is worth more than the charges (e.g. tuition fees, hostel fees, etc.) on your account, you will be issued a refund cheque. Refund cheques are normally paid by the A/C department.


Q If I want to defer my offer of admission, does my scholarship get deferred as well?
A Maybe. Requests for deferrals are not automatically granted. You must submit your request for a deferral in writing. When we receive your written request for a deferral of your admission, we will review it (and any scholarships you've been awarded) and advise of our decision in writing.


Q Why did I get a scholarship for one program and not another?
A There are a couple of reasons. It might be because some Faculties and programs offer very specific scholarships for that Faculty or program only. Science and Engineering is an example. It could also be that we used different courses to calculate your average because you applied to more than one program and they each have unique prerequisites.

Hints:

Apply in confidence with all educational certificate, family income prove, certificate from the concerned authority regarding your poverty level etc., you might be eligible for. A lot of students don't bother applying because they think their chances are slim. This increases the odds for those that do actually apply! Take care to fully complete the award application and include all relevant documentation that is asked for. Keep a copy of your application(s) for your own records in case you need to refer back to it later. Once submitted, you can't get it back.