• The Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) of the United Kingdom funds the Chevening Scholarships. Partner groups also make significant contributions.

• The value of the scholarship covers: university tuition fees and a monthly stipend Costs of travel to and from the United Kingdom a refundable deposit a stipend for returning home a travel grant to attend Chevening events in the UK the cost of one visa application.

• Citizenship of a Chevening-eligible nation or territory is required.
• Have fulfilled all requirements for a bachelor's degree. In the United Kingdom, this is often equivalent to an upper second-class 2:1 honors degree.
• Have at least two years of work experience (equal to 2,800 hours). The following are examples of work experience:
• Employed full-time
• Employed part-time
• Volunteering
• Internships can be paid or unpaid.

Candidates should know that each country has its application form. For instance, applications for Chevening Scholarship Australia differ from those for Chevening Scholarship India. The Chevening Scholarship application process involves the following steps:

• Make an application to the desired master's program at a UK institution.
• Any three of the UK universities covered by the Chevening Program accept applications.
• Apply through OAS for a Chevening UK Scholarship in August (Online Application System)
• Respond to all the inquiries (100-500 words)
• In JPG, PNG, or PDF format, submit the necessary student supporting documents.
• No document should be larger than 5MB.