What is V.V Giri Global Excellence Scholarship?

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India's fourth President, Varahagiri Venkata Giri, was an alumnus of University College Dublin. This scholarship is granted in his honour to successful applicants from India who are eligible to pursue a full-time course here. This covers around 50 to 100% of the students' tuition costs. More informa

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