Is there a maximum age limit for me to apply for the Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarship?
The maximum age to be eligible for the Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarship is typically 30 years. You also need to hold permanent Indian citizenship, reside in India, and be admitted to Oxford or Cambridge through the normal admission process. Check the official scholarship page.
The age limit for this scholarship is typically 30 years. It is only one of several eligibility conditions, so read the full list before you invest time in an application.
Key Eligibility Criteria
| Criterion | Typical requirement |
|---|---|
| Maximum age | 30 years |
| Citizenship | Permanent Indian citizenship |
| Residence | Residing in India |
| Admission | Admitted to Oxford or Cambridge through the normal admission procedure and criteria |
| Study mode | Classroom, full-time courses at the two universities |
| Finances | Able to meet study and living costs even without the scholarship |
Level-Specific Points
- Undergraduate applicants should typically have completed class 12 with more than 70 percent marks from a recognized board.
- Master's applicants should have a full-time relevant bachelor's degree from a recognized Indian institution and apply for a full-time program.
- One-year master's courses such as LLM, CASM, PGCE, MBA and Diploma can also apply.
- A second bachelor's degree can be considered under this scholarship.
My Advice
Check your age against the cut-off early, since it is not something you can fix later. Then confirm every other criterion, including the marks requirement for your level, on the official scholarship page before you apply.
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