Government Brennen College, Thalassery

Government Brennen College Thalassery offers scholarships to students on the basis of merit. Government Brennen College Thalassery scholarships are given to those students whose family’s annual income is low and who require financial support to complete their education. These scholarships are given to support these students financially so that they can complete their education and secure good jobs.

Students can check the eligibility criteria and can apply for the scholarships through the official website of the college.

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The students should belong to a minority community such as Muslims/Buddhists/Christians/Sikhs/Zoroastrians or Parsis. Candidate must have achieved a minimum of 50% marks in their previous qualification. The annual family income of the student should not be more than Rs 2 lakhs and they should not avail of any other Scholarship or Stipend.

The amount given will be equivalent to admission and course/tuition fees and maintenance allowance subjected to a maximum ceiling. State Merit Scholarship Given to the student who is currently in the first year of any undergraduate or postgraduate course from a government-recognised university. Candidate must have achieved a minimum of 50% marks in their previous qualification.

The annual family income of the student should not be more than Rs 1 lakh. Graduation- Rs 1,250 per annum Postgraduation- Rs 1,500 per annum Hindi Scholarship The candidate should currently pursue a course with Hindi as one of the subjects. Undergraduate- Rs 500 per month Postgraduate- Rs 1,000 per month Sanskrit Scholarship The candidate should currently pursue a course with Sanskrit as one of the subjects.

Undergraduate and Postgraduate- Rs 200 per month Suvarna Jubilee Merit Scholarship Given to the student who is currently in the first year of any undergraduate or postgraduate course from a government-recognised university. The student should belong to a BPL family. Candidate must have achieved a minimum of 50% marks in their previous qualification.

Rs 10,000 per annum MGS Renewal The student should belong to a Muslim/Latin/Converted Christian Community and should be a native of Kerala. The student should be a girl student who is in the first year of graduation or higher courses from a government-recognised university. This scholarship is open to students who have been admitted to self-financing colleges through merit-based admissions.

Candidate must have achieved a minimum of 50% marks in their previous qualification. The annual family income of the student should not be more than Rs 4. 5 lakhs. Students applying for the hostel stipend must be residing in officially recognised hostels.

Undergraduate- Rs 5000 per annum Postgraduate- Rs 6,000 per annum Professional Courses- Rs 7,000 per annum Hostel Stipend- Rs 13,000 per annum Blind/PH Scholarship DCE Given to Blind/PH/Deaf students studying from a government-recognised university. The fee charges for blind students with family income below Rs 2,5 lakhs, hostel charges for PH students who are hostellers and whose family annual income is below Rs. 4.