Can someone with low annual income, like one lakh rupees, get a 100% scholarship?
Yes, students with a low annual income, such as ₹1 lakh, can qualify for 100% scholarships for higher education in India and abroad. Many government and private organizations offer scholarships specifically for students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds, and universities abroad also consider financial need and academic merit. Eligibility criteria and application requirements can vary, so it’s important to check each scholarship’s guidelines. If you need help exploring suitable scholarships or understanding the application process, your LeapScholar counsellor can provide guidance tailored to your profile.
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