Is it possible to get a scholarship for studying abroad if I am currently earning 36 lakhs?
Yes, you can still qualify for scholarships to study abroad even with an annual income of ₹36 lakhs. Many scholarships, especially merit-based ones, focus on academic achievements, work experience, and leadership qualities rather than financial need.
Some scholarships are need-based and may have income limits, but most merit-based scholarships do not consider your current income. Your background - a B.Tech in Information Technology with a 7.24 CGPA and 48 months of work experience - makes you a strong candidate for merit-based awards.
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