Will discontinuing my current engineering college and starting a fresh bachelor's abroad help me get a full scholarship?
21 Jul 2026 · Answered by Hardika Gautam · 1 min read
No, discontinuing your current engineering college and starting a new bachelor's abroad does not increase your chances of getting a full scholarship.
Most full scholarships are awarded based on academic merit, test scores, extracurricular achievements, and financial need - not on whether you discontinued previous studies. In some cases, leaving a program unfinished may raise concerns about your academic consistency.
Scholarship criteria and availability vary by country and university. To improve your chances, focus on strong grades, relevant test scores (like IELTS), and extracurricular involvement.
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