What are the chances of getting scholarships in universities within my budget in UK/Ireland?
31 Jul 2026 · Answered by Thaiba Nazreen · 1 min read
You have a reasonable chance of securing partial scholarships in both the UK and Ireland that fit your profile and budget.
- With a 7.0/10 GPA in Culinary Arts, 12 months of work experience, and likely eligibility for an IELTS waiver, you meet the typical requirements for several university and country-specific scholarships.
- Fully funded scholarships are highly competitive, but partial tuition waivers and merit-based awards for international students from India are more attainable.
- Focus on university-specific scholarships and apply to multiple options to increase your chances.
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