Can you explain the scholarship application process and eligibility criteria?
The scholarship process varies by university and country. Some scholarships are automatic, meaning you are automatically considered when you apply to the university. Others require a separate scholarship application, essays, or interviews. Eligibility usually depends on factors such as: • Academic performance (CGPA/percentage) • Test scores • Work experience • Leadership activities or extracurriculars • SOP quality • Research profile (for research-based programs) Most scholarships for master’s programs are partial tuition waivers rather than full funding. Strong overall profiles generally have better chances.
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