Pick a destination to see the government and university scholarships worth knowing about, who can apply from India, and how they compare with typical tuition costs.
Rounds, amounts and eligibility change every year. The details below were checked in October 2026 and are a guide only. Confirm everything on the scholarship's official page before you rely on it. Scholarships are free to apply for, so never pay anyone who promises to guarantee one.
Each destination lists named government schemes and a note on university funding. Use the filter to focus on one type.
The scholarships listed for each destination, next to an indicative tuition range for context.
| Destination | Government schemes listed | University funding | Indicative tuition per year |
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Tuition ranges are indicative planning figures from our destination pages, not quotes. A scholarship's value only makes sense against the full cost, including living costs.
Two scholarships with similar headlines can be very different. Check these four things for every award.
Look at what is covered, what is expected of you, and when you must act.
Full funding, a tuition credit or a one-off amount. Check whether living costs, travel and insurance are included.
Some awards require you to return home for a period, attend events, or study in specific subjects.
Some need an offer first, others have a separate earlier deadline. Missing the window usually means waiting a year.
Rules on holding more than one award vary, so check before you build a plan that depends on two.
Estimate tuition and living costs, so you know how much funding you actually need.
Compare destinations and universities with scholarships in mind, not only fees.
List every award's deadline against your intake and application dates.
Combine government and university awards, so your plan never rests on one result.
What students ask us most about funding by destination.
It depends on your level and nationality. Rather than counting schemes, look at which awards you are actually eligible for and how much of your total cost they cover. The tabs above show what is listed for each destination.
They are usually less competitive than the major government schemes, but they often cover only part of the tuition. Many students combine a university award with other funding.
Often yes. Many awards need an offer first, or run alongside your application. Some, such as the University of Auckland India High Achievers Scholarship, are for new students and are linked to your university application. We help you plan the order.
That is common for some destinations. In those cases, university scholarships and cost planning matter more. We help you find realistic options and compare the total cost of different destinations.
Sometimes, but not always. Rules differ by award, and some explicitly prevent holding certain other awards at the same time. Check each scholarship's terms before you plan around two.
It was checked in October 2026, but scholarship rounds, amounts and eligibility change often. Treat this page as a starting point, and confirm everything on the official website before applying.
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