Talent shouldn't wait for tuition.
The scholarship architecture of the university  merit first, need-aware, and reviewed every year. All percentages and amounts below are placeholders.
Structure
Three routes to support
Merit scholarships
Based on academic performance in qualifying examinations and the university's own assessment. Placeholder criteria.
Need-based aid
Family-income assessed support intended to keep capability from being priced out. Placeholder process.
Special categories
Sports, arts, national-level achievement and other defined categories. Placeholder categories pending policy.
Indicative Slabs
Sample scholarship slabs
Placeholder numbers shown purely to demonstrate the table format. Official figures require verified policy documents and are intentionally not invented here.
| Category | Basis | Support (sample) | Renewal |
|---|---|---|---|
| Merit A | Top qualifying-exam percentile | sample  tuition waiver | Annual performance review |
| Merit B | High qualifying-exam percentile | sample  partial waiver | Annual performance review |
| Need-based | Family income assessment | sample  graded support | Income re-verification |
| Sports / arts | Represented achievement | sample  graded support | Continued representation |
| Research fellowship | Doctoral admission | sample  stipend track | Semester progress review |
Prototype note: scholarship amounts, slabs and policies shown above are illustrative only.
Applying
How to apply for support
Scholarship consideration is integrated into the admission enquiry  you indicate interest in the enquiry form, and the counselling step assesses eligibility across all routes simultaneously. No separate hunting for forms.
Renewal is transparent: each route lists exactly what's reviewed and when.