After giving the BMAT exam, do I need to secure a certain percentage to get a 100% scholarship?
27 Jul 2026 · Answered by Komal Yadav · 1 min read
No, securing a specific percentage in the BMAT exam alone does not guarantee a 100% scholarship.
Scholarship eligibility depends on each university’s criteria, which may include your BMAT score, overall academic performance, and other achievements. For medical programs, some universities consider BMAT results alongside other factors, but a top BMAT score by itself is usually not enough for a full scholarship.
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