What stages will I go through in the JN Tata Endowment Scholarship selection?
Selection for the JN Tata Endowment Scholarship has four stages. First your application is screened, then shortlisted candidates take an aptitude test, followed by an online one-to-one interview with an Endowment representative and a subject expert. The final selection is then declared and candidates informed by email.
Your application goes through four stages before the final list of scholars is published. These are application screening, an aptitude test, a one-to-one interview with an Endowment representative and a subject expert, and the final selection. Candidates are informed of their status by email.
The four stages
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Application screening | The committee evaluates your academic history, personal information, experience if any, and Statement of Purpose |
| 2. Aptitude test | Tests logical reasoning, critical thinking and problem-solving skills |
| 3. Subject-expert interview | Online one-to-one interview with an Endowment representative and a subject expert, covering your background, area of study, career objectives and research interests or work experience |
| 4. Final selection | Scholars are declared after all interviews and contacted by email |
Before you can receive funds
- In the interview round you provide full details such as university admission, course, fees, funding and academic achievements.
- This round decides the final selection.
- Selected candidates must complete formalities, including bank details, guarantor documents and fund disbursement terms, before the amount is transferred.
My Advice
Prepare for the interview by having your admission, course, fee and funding details clear. Read the instructions and technical requirements in the aptitude test email carefully. Be ready to explain your course choice and career goals in a consistent way, matching your Statement of Purpose.
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