Are there scholarships available at Polaris School of Technology?

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Bhargav | Beginner-Level 2

3 months ago

Yes. PST offers merit-based and need-based financial aid (fee reduction).

Students with good marks/CGPA or low family income can apply. You can also use government or private scholarships, and internship stipend helps with expenses.

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