Kashmir Observer in association with Buddy4Study.com presents scholarships available for the meritorious students of Jammu and Kashmir.
Scholarship Name 1:
DBS Scholarship Program
Description:
DBS Bank invites applications from students who are currently enrolled in Class 9 or 10 to support them in continuing their education. The scholarship is meant for children of police personnel (Sub-Inspector and below ranks).
Eligibility:
Open for children of police personnel (Sub-Inspector & below ranks) residing in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, or Puducherry. Applicants must be currently enrolled in Class 9 or 10.
Narotam Sekhsaria Scholarship Programme 2023 is an opportunity offered by the Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation (a foundation supporting NGO initiatives across the country) to meritorious Indian students who are willing to pursue a postgraduate programme at top-ranking institutions in India and abroad.
Eligibility:
Open for Indian nationals who are below 30 years of age and have graduated from an accredited Indian University. The applicants must be planning to pursue Master’s, PhD degree at top-ranking institutions starting the fall semester.
Credit Suisse Scholarship for MBA and MA (Economics) Students 2022
Description:
Buddy4Study invites applications from students enrolled in MBA/MA (Economics) courses in selected institutions. The scholarship aims to provide the necessary financial support which can help qualified candidates bridge the gap between the cost of the program fees and their ability to pay the fee.
Eligibility:
Applicants must be enrolled in MBA/MA (Economics) programs at one of the designated institutions.
They must have passed Class 12 or Graduation and scored at least 60% marks or above.
Demonstrate significant financial need, defined as family income less than or equal to INR 500,000 per annum (subject to verification by Buddy4Study)
Prizes & Rewards:
Up to 80% of total fees or a fixed sum of up to INR 200,000, whichever is lesser
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