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India offers various scholarships, including government-funded, university-specific, and private organization scholarships, covering tuition fees, living expenses, and more.

Each scholarship has its own application process. Typically, you need to apply through the official university website, government portals, or scholarship providers by submitting academic records, recommendation letters, and other required documents.

Eligibility varies based on the scholarship. Common criteria include academic excellence, financial need, country of origin, and specific program requirements.

Yes, some Indian universities and government schemes provide full scholarships covering tuition, accommodation, and even a stipend for living expenses.

Most scholarship applications open between January and June, but deadlines vary. It’s best to check the official scholarship provider’s website for exact dates.

International students on scholarships may have work restrictions depending on visa regulations. Some scholarships also include a stipend to cover living expenses.

Yes! Many universities and research institutions offer scholarships for master's and PhD programs in India, especially in STEM, business, and humanities fields.

Commonly required documents include: - Academic transcripts - Passport & visa documents - Statement of Purpose (SOP) - Recommendation letters - Financial proof (if applicable)

Some universities require TOEFL/IELTS, while others accept proof of previous education in English. It depends on the university and scholarship program.

Shortlisted candidates are usually notified via email or official portals. Some scholarships also require an interview before final selection.