For getting into foreign universities, students are generally required to maintain /build up a good portfolio showcasing their grades, extra curricular activities and social work from 9th to 12th grades. some universities give scholarships based on an excellent portfolio. Other colleges ask you to write a 1000-2000 words essay on the topics chosen by them or on the topic “why do you deserve this scholarship“. These essays are a deciding factor for your scholarship.

If you are planning to study in the US, you can fill out the CSS form if you want financial aid but international students can only get aid in private colleges in the US so make a mental note of that.

On the other hand, if you’re planning to study in UK, most colleges there provide scholarship based on your performance in the first year so mostly you won’t be getting any scholarship until you’re in the second year.

Good luck with your admissions!

Hello Mr. Pawan!

When it comes to foreign universities, all of us know how costly it can be to pay tuition fees, rent fees, living fees etc.

Now, there is a difference in scholarship and admission. For admission, you will have to be appearing for GMAT/GRE based on your subject, along with TOEFL/IELTS for English proficiency.

Once you get admission (depends on your score and credentials as to how much scholarship the institute will provide you), you can look for scholarships.

There are scholarships from the University itself, there are scholarships from the Indian government itself, there are course-specific scholarships, subject-specific scholarships, research-specific scholarships. A lot of private companies also provide scholarships to students.

The best thing you can do is research, research and apply to as many as possible!

Visit go-abroad website for more information.

Do visit your preferred university's website too.

Hope this helps, good luck!