USA Scholarships & funding Questions
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How do I apply for the GKS Global Korea Scholarship after 12th as an Indian student?
→Apply through the Study in Korea portal when the undergraduate window opens around September. You need 80 percent in 12th or top 20 percent rank, Indian citizenship, and to be under 25. Choose either the Embassy or University track, and get your documents apostilled by the MEA.
Can I study abroad after 10th class from India for free on a scholarship?
→Yes, but only through highly competitive fully funded scholarships. After 10th you enter high school or exchange programs, not university. Options like UWC, Singapore SIA and the US KL YES cover tuition, housing and living. You will need 85 to 90 percent marks and a strong extracurricular profile.
Are there secondary scholarship options available apart from the National Overseas Scholarship in UK for a Master's/Postgraduate?
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