The Faculty Council of Engineering & Technology offers various scholarship opportunities to support deserving students in pursuing engineering and technology education. These scholarships include merit-based, need-based, government-sponsored, and private aid, helping reduce financial burdens and recognize academic and extracurricular achievements.
Merit-Based Scholarships:
Awarded to students who achieve high marks in qualifying exams or specific scholarship tests. Some scholarships also recognize excellence in sports and cultural activities.
Need-Based Scholarships:
Provided to students from economically weaker backgrounds, based on documented financial need and family income limits.
Government Scholarships:
Central and state government programs such as AICTE Pragati and Saksham scholarships for girl students and differently-abled students, Post Matric scholarships for reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC), and other regional schemes.
Private/Corporate Scholarships:
Offered by private foundations and companies, including scholarships like Bharti Airtel Foundation Scholarship, L&T Build India Scholarship, and others targeting engineering students based on merit and need.
For merit-based: High academic performance in Class 12 or university exams (usually above 60-75%). Entrance exam scores like JEE Main, WBJEE, or university levels are often considered.
For need-based: Proof of low family income (often below ₹2.5 to ₹8 lakhs annually).
Special categories such as girl students, differently-abled, reserved community students get additional benefits.
Some scholarships require applicants to be enrolled in full-time engineering courses approved by AICTE/UGC.
Identify Eligibility: Check specific criteria on university or scholarship portals.
Register Online: Most scholarships require online applications on official platforms like the National Scholarship Portal or university websites.
Submit Documents: Include mark sheets, income proof, category certificates, admission proof, photo ID, and passport-sized photo.
Appear for Scholarship Exams: Some scholarships require taking specific tests (e.g., Pranab Mukherjee Merit Scholarship).
Verification: Authorities verify submitted documents and academic records.
Notification: Selected students are informed via email or official websites; scholarships are applied as fee waivers or direct financial aid.
Scholarships are usually renewed annually based on continued academic performance (e.g., maintaining minimum semester CGPA).
Income and category proofs may need to be resubmitted each year for renewal.
Duration typically matches the normal course length (4 years for B.Tech, 2 years for M.Tech, etc.) as long as renewal conditions are met.
Scholarship Name | Eligibility | Benefits | Application Process |
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AICTE Pragati Scholarship | Girl students with family income < ₹8L PA | ₹50,000 per year | Apply online via AICTE portal |
AICTE Saksham Scholarship | Differently-abled students, income criteria | ₹50,000 per year | Apply online via AICTE portal |
Post Matric Scholarships | Reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC), income limits | Fee waiver, stipend | Apply via National Scholarship Portal (NSP) |
Bharti Airtel Foundation Scholarship | High merit, low income, engineering UG students | Tuition support, mentorship | Apply online on Bharti Airtel Foundation site |
L&T Build India Scholarship | Engineering students in civil/mech/elec. | Full tuition + stipend + job placement | Apply on L&T scholarship portal |
Pranab Mukherjee Merit Scholarship | High merit Class 10/12 students | Tuition waiver, laptops, medals | Register and appear for entrance test |
University Merit-cum-Means Scholarship | High scores + income proof | Partial to full fee waiver | Apply via university or state portals |
Minority Scholarships | Minority community + economic criteria | Variable fee waivers and stipends | Apply via NSP or state schemes |