Does Bapu Gujarat Knowledge Village give 100% scholarship?

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    Priya Kumari | Contributor-Level 6

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    Hello! 

    Yes, Bapu Gujarat Knowledge Village (BapuGKV) offers scholarships up to 100%. Let me tell you the conditions:-

    UG Scholarship: 100% fee waiver on securing at least 93% marks in 12th exam; 50% on securing 88% marks, and 25% on securing 70% marks.

    PG (Non? MBA) Scholarship: 100% fee waiver for 80% marks in graduation and 93% marks in 12th; 50% fee waiver for 75% and 88% marks.

    MBA Scholarship: 90th percentile in CAT/MAT or at least 650 marks in GMAT gets a massive 100% contribution.

    If you have high academic performance, full scholarship up to 100% is possible at BapuGKV.

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