Is it possible to apply for scholarships for my study abroad despite having sufficient funds?
Yes, you can apply for scholarships for your study abroad even if you have sufficient funds. Many scholarships, especially merit-based ones, focus on academic excellence, leadership, or other achievements and do not require proof of financial need.
Some scholarships are specifically for students with financial need and may not be available to you, so always check the eligibility criteria for each scholarship.
With your strong academic record (93% in 12th grade and 7.43 CGPA in B.Tech), you are likely a good fit for merit-based scholarships.
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