Is there any scholarship at IIIT Kota?

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Bhavana Pandey
2 years ago

Yes, students of IIIT Kota can avail various state and government offered scholarships. Some of the scholarships along with their eligibility criteria are:

Scholarship NameEligibility Amount
Central Sector scholarship for College and University StudentsAnnual Income up to INR 8 lakhINR 1000/- pm for first three years and INR 2000/- pm for fourth and fifth year (For 10 months only in each year)
Prime Minister's Scholarship Scheme For Central Armed Police Forces And Assam Rifles
  1. Ward of deceased CAPF/AR personnel.
  2. Wards of deceased State police force personnel martyred in terror and naxalite violence
INR 3,000/- per month for girls and INR 2,500/- per month for boys
Oil & Natural Gas Corporation Scholarshipthe highest CGPA in Mechanical and Chemical EngineeringINR 60,000/- pa for one year
Swami Sivananda Memorial ScholarshipAnnual Income up to INR 3 LPAINR 24000 /- per annum for each batch. (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th year).

 

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