To secure a scholarship to study abroad, start by researching universities and scholarship programs that align with your academic goals and financial needs. Look for scholarships based on merit, need, or specific criteria like field of study or nationality. Maintain a strong academic record, participate in extracurricular activities, and demonstrate leadership or community involvement, as these can enhance your application. Many scholarships also require standardized test scores (like GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, or IELTS), so prepare well for these exams. Craft a compelling personal statement and secure strong letters of recommendation. Lastly, be proactive and apply early, keeping track of deadlines and requirements for multiple opportunities.
Hi, most of the time the university itself gives you a scholarship. They also arrange some scholarships their eligibility and criteria with deadlines is on their official website. You can also apply for scholarship on your own. Some of them are given below.
- Erasmus Mundus’ joint master degrees
- Fulbright Foreign student program.
- QS leadership scholarship
- QS scholarship for Academic excellence.
Hope this helps.
