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Winnie Sun Scholarship Program 2026-27
Scholarships πŸ’΅ Up to β‚Ή65,000/ yr

Winnie Sun Scholarship Program 2026–27

Lotus Petal Foundation
πŸ“… 30 Oct 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Indic AI Scholarship Program 2026-27
Scholarships πŸ’΅ Awards

Indic AI Scholarship Program 2026-27

Indic AI Foundation for Social Good.
πŸ“… 30 Oct 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Uttar Pradesh Scholarship 2026–27
Scholarships πŸ’° Awards

Uttar Pradesh Scholarship 2026–27

Government of Uttar Pradesh
πŸ“… 31 Jan 2027 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Rajasthan SJE Scholarships 2026–27
Scholarships πŸ’° Awards

Rajasthan SJE Scholarships 2026–27

Social Justice and Empowerment Department, Government of Rajasthan
πŸ“… 31 Dec 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Sahanubhuti Scholarship 2026–27
Scholarships πŸ’° Awards

Sahanubhuti Scholarship 2026–27

Department of Mass Education Extension and Library Services, Government of West Bengal.
πŸ“… 18 Dec 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Physics Wallah National Scholarship cum Admission Test (PW NSAT)
Scholarships πŸ’° Awards

Physics Wallah National Scholarship cum Admission Test (PW NSAT)

Physics Wallah (PW)
πŸ“… 20 Dec 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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BIT Sindri Alumni Association Awards/Scholarships 2026
Scholarships πŸ’΅ β‚Ή25,000

BIT Sindri Alumni Association Awards 2026

Birsa Institute of Technology (BIT) Sindri
πŸ“… 10 Nov 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Goa Scholarship for Students with Disabilities
Scholarships πŸ’΅ β‚Ή14,300

Goa Scholarship for Students with Disabilities

Department for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Government of Goa.
πŸ“… 30 Nov 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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IICC Merit-cum-Means Scholarship Scheme 2026–27
Scholarships πŸ’° Awards

IICC Merit-cum-Means Scholarship Scheme 2026–27

India Islamic Cultural Centre (IICC), New Delhi.
πŸ“… 25 Nov 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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GSK Scholars Programme
Scholarships πŸ’΅ β‚Ή1,00,000

GSK Scholars Programme

FFE
πŸ“… 31 Dec 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Foundation for Excellence (FFE) Scholarship 2026–27
Scholarships πŸ’΅ β‚Ή50,000

Foundation for Excellence (FFE) Scholarship 2026–27

FFE
πŸ“… 31 Dec 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Tamil Nadu BC, MBC/DNC Scholarship 2026–27
Scholarships πŸ’΅ β‚Ή2 Lakh

Tamil Nadu BC, MBC/DNC Scholarship 2026–27

Government of Tamil Nadu
πŸ“… 30 Nov 2026 | 🌐 Online | 🏷️ Free
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Explore Scholarships

What if someone else paid for your education? Scholarships do exactly that. They cover your fees, books, and sometimes even living costs, and you never have to pay them back. From government portals to private grants, here’s everything you need to know about funding your education without loans.

What is a Scholarship?

A scholarship is a form of non-refundable financial aid given to students to help them start or continue their education. It can cover various expenses, including tuition fees, examination costs, study materials, and accommodation. By removing the financial burdens, scholarships allow students to concentrate on academic and personal growth.

What Kind of Scholarship Are You Looking For?

Scholarships are categorized based on criteria such as academic performance, financial need, or specific achievements. Here are the types of scholarship programs we cover to help you identify opportunities that align with your profiles:

  • Merit-Based Scholarships: These scholarships are awarded to students based on their academic performance, high scores, or special achievements. It can be given by the university/college itself or by external agencies.
  • Need-Based Scholarship: These scholarships are meant for students from economically weaker backgrounds to ensure that financial constraints don’t hinder their education.
  • Prize Money Scholarship: Prize money scholarships are a one-time financial reward to students for achievements in competitions, hackathons, or academic excellence. Examples include securing top ranks in competitive exams such as KVPY, Olympiads, or JEE.
  • Government Scholarships: Funded by central and state governments, these scholarships aim to promote education among various social, economic, and demographic groups. They often target minority communities and economically weaker sections.
  • Private Scholarships: Financed by non-governmental organizations (NGOs), foundations, trusts, or individual philanthropists. These scholarships may focus on specific fields of study, communities, or institutions.

Qualifications for a Scholarship

Scholarships come with different eligibility requirements. Here’s what most providers look for:

  • Many scholarships require a minimum percentage or CGPA. Merit-based awards often go to students with consistently high scores.
  • Need-based scholarships consider your family’s income, assets, and financial background. You may need to submit income certificates or tax documents.
  • Sports, arts, hackathon wins, or Olympiad rankings can qualify you for achievement-based scholarships.
  • Some scholarships are reserved for specific groups, like SC/ST/OBC, minority communities, or economically weaker sections (EWS).
  • Certain scholarships are limited to students pursuing engineering, medicine, law, or studying at particular institutions (IITs, NITs, government colleges).

How to Apply for a Scholarship

The application process varies by scholarship, but here’s a step-by-step guide that works for most:

  • Explore the available scholarships to find the one that best matches your profile.
  • Check application opening and closing deadlines.
  • Gather required documents, like:
    • Mark sheets and certificates
    • Income proof (if applying for need-based)
    • Category certificate (if applicable)
    • Domicile certificate
    • Bank account details
    • Passport-size photographs
  • Fill out the application form and provide accurate information, and double-check before submitting.
  • Some scholarships ask for an essay or statement of purpose. Be honest, share your story, and explain why you deserve the award.
  • Complete all steps, upload documents, review, and hit submit well in advance.

Ready to fund your education? Browse listed scholarships, filter by what matters to you, and take the first step toward stress-free learning. Don’t let finances hold you back. Start exploring today and apply before you miss an opportunity.

 

FAQs

 

Q1. What are scholarships, and what kinds of scholarships can I find here?

Scholarships are financial aid programs that support individuals in pursuing their academic education or career skills, covering things like tuition fees, living expenses, books, study materials, or equipment. On Internshala, you’ll find a mix of government scholarships (like SC/ST/OBC or merit-cum-means schemes), private and CSR-funded scholarships, and study-abroad scholarships, each with its own eligibility and benefits.

 

Q2. Who can apply for scholarships on Internshala?

Eligibility depends entirely on the specific scholarship. Some are based on academic merit, others on category (like SC/ST/OBC), family income, gender, course of study, or even the university you’re applying to. Each scholarship listing outlines its eligibility criteria in detail, so review these carefully before applying.

 

Q3. Can I apply for more than one scholarship at the same time?

In most cases, yes, you can apply for multiple scholarships simultaneously as long as you meet each one’s individual eligibility criteria. That said, a few scholarships may have exclusivity clauses or restrict you from holding more than one award at a time, so it’s worth checking the specific terms of each scholarship before applying to several.

 

Q4. What documents are usually required for scholarship applications?

Commonly required documents include proof of identity (like Aadhaar), academic mark sheets or admission proof, an income certificate, and a category certificate (for reserved-category scholarships). Some scholarships also ask for a bank account linked to your ID for direct transfer of funds. Exact requirements vary by scholarship, so check the specific listing for what’s needed.

 

Q5. What are the benefits of receiving a scholarship?

Beyond the financial support, which can cover tuition, hostel fees, books, or even a laptop, scholarships can also offer recognition, mentorship, and networking opportunities depending on the program. They can strengthen your academic profile and, in some cases, come with renewal options for continued support through your course.

 

Q6. How often are new scholarship opportunities added on Internshala?

New scholarships are added on an ongoing basis as government bodies, institutions, and organizations announce them, so the page reflects current, open opportunities. It’s worth checking back regularly, since many scholarships have limited application windows.

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