Ambika College of Education - Scholarships

Table of Contents

• Merit-Based Scholarships
• Need Based (Means) Scholarships
• Category-Specific Scholarships
• Special needs student scholarships.
• Postgraduate Scholarships
• Scholarship Overview
• Application Process & Eligibility
• Frequently Asked Questions

Merit-Based Scholarships

These scholarships are intended to be given to those students who have shown their academic persistence over a period and not a one-time success. This is meant to reward discipline, dedication, and long-term academic performance during the course.

In concise terms:

• Frequent academic performance on a semester-to-semester basis is taken into account.
• Students are in most cases expected to have a high CGPA (usually about 8.0 or higher) and a clean academic record.
• Depending on performance, scholarships can be awarded to relieve part of the fees or even greater tuition concessions.

Need-Based (Means) Scholarships.

The college recognizes the fact that financial constraints may affect access to higher education. The need-based scholarship is designed to assist students whose family income is such that it is difficult to afford the cost of education. The concept is simple: any financial constraint should not deny good students an opportunity to continue with their education.

The way this normally works:

• The eligibility is based on established evidence of family income.
• Academic advancement is checked with financial requirements.
• Depending on the circumstances, aid can be in the form of a moderate reduction in fee or more substantial tuition aid.

Category-Specific Scholarships

The institution also offers accommodation to the students who might need special attention because of personal, social, and family reasons. Such scholarships are supposed to alleviate stress and ensure that students do not lose momentum in their studies.

Support can be provided on:

• Students in remote or poorly represented areas.
• The families have more than one student at the college.
• Certified physically or learning-disabled students.
• Students of single-parent families and children of martyrs, as a sign of respect and concern.

Scholarships for special needs students.

Students who have certified physical or learning disabilities can claim a concession of fees. The level of support normally varies with the nature and level of disability, which is confirmed by the official records. This project is expected to guarantee inclusivity and an enabling learning atmosphere.

Postgraduate Scholarships—Encouraging Advanced Learning.

Tuition concessions may be considered for postgraduate students who have performed well in their studies at the undergraduate level or, otherwise, by virtue of passing some recognized examinations.

Key points:

• The fee waivers usually go from 10 to 20%.
• They are selected based on undergraduate academic performance or valid results of an entrance/qualifying examination.
• Such scholarships are aimed at promoting higher studies and research-based learning.

Scholarship Overview

Application Process and Eligibility.

• Students should have the academic requirements.
• The relevant documents, including income certificates, disability, domicile, or family status proofs, must be provided.
• Certain scholarships can be of limited funds, and they might be provided on a first-come or merit basis.
• In most cases, students are permitted to avail themselves of only one scholarship in a given academic year.
• The applications are typically made either in the admission or at the time of academic registration, and the information is conveyed through the official college channels.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).