Find Scholarships You're Eligible For

Most government scholarships can be applied through the National Scholarship Portal (scholarships.gov.in). Register with your Aadhaar number, fill the application form, upload documents, and submit. State scholarships have their own portals — e.g., MahaDBT for Maharashtra, SSP for Karnataka. Private scholarships have separate application portals.

Yes, you can apply for multiple scholarships but you may not receive benefits from more than one central government scholarship at the same time. However, you can combine a central scholarship with a state or private scholarship in most cases. Always check the terms of each scholarship.

Common documents include: Aadhaar Card, income certificate, caste/community certificate (if applicable), previous marksheets, college admission letter, bank passbook (in student name), passport size photos, and domicile certificate. Some scholarships may require additional documents.

Most government scholarships open applications between July-November each year, shortly after the academic session begins. Private scholarships may have different timelines. We recommend applying as early as possible after college admission to avoid missing deadlines.

Yes, many government scholarships like NSP Central Sector Scheme, Post-Matric Scholarship, and AICTE Pragati cover students in recognized private institutions. The key requirement is that the institution must be recognized/approved by the relevant regulatory body (UGC, AICTE, PCI, INC, etc.).

Yes, multiple scholarships cover Nursing and Pharmacy students: NSP Central Sector Scheme, Post-Matric Scholarships (SC/ST/OBC), AICTE Pragati (girls in pharmacy), state-level scholarships, and private scholarships from Reliance Foundation and Tata Trusts. Contact AdmissionMilega for help identifying the best scholarship for your profile.

Income limits vary by scheme: Post-Matric SC (₹2.5 lakh), Post-Matric OBC (₹1.5 lakh), Central Sector Scheme (₹8 lakh), AICTE Pragati (₹8 lakh), Minority Scholarships (₹2-6 lakh). Always check the specific scheme guidelines for exact limits.

Government scholarships are disbursed through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) directly to the student's bank account linked with Aadhaar. Some scholarships pay the tuition fee component directly to the institution. Maintenance allowance is credited monthly or quarterly to the student's account.