Indian Institute of Technology Bombay

The institute offers a large number of scholarships to students. Indian Institute of Technology Bombay scholarships are offered by the Government of India, state governments, as well as private sources. Scholarships have always been an important area of focus in IIT Bombay because the cost of tuition, as well as hostel and other amenities, must be made accessible to students from several backgrounds.

People from socially and economically disadvantaged sections of society are in huge need of financial assistance, and a large number of deserving students are given IITB scholarships, keeping that in consideration. Non-governmental-based scholarship funding mainly comes from generous contributions from our alumni and research institutes, and IIT Bombay is always grateful for search help from society and industry.

IIT Bombay Scholarships are offered for both undergraduate and postgraduate students, with certain criteria for sanctioning them. There are four kinds of scholarships offered to students, namely Undergraduate scholarships Master of Science scholarships Other postgraduate scholarships Postgraduate assistantships.

IIT Bombay UG Scholarships These scholarships are classified as Institute scholarships Remission of fees Private scholarships Government scholarships. IIT Bombay Merit cum Scholarships Eligibility Criteria and Amount Eligibility Criteria (Income) Scholarship Amount Annual family income up to Rs. 1 lakh Tuition Exemption Rs. 40,000 scholarship Annual family income between Rs. 1 lakh and Rs.

3 lakhs Tuition Exemption Rs. 30,000 scholarship Annual family income between Rs. 3 lakhs and Rs. 5 lakhs Tuition Exemption Rs. 20,000 scholarship Private Scholarships: Also known as named scholarships, these are private by nature and are managed by the Dean of Alumni and Corporate Relations. These are institute-based scholarships having two dimensions. The criteria for the IIT Bombay scholarships, i. e.

Private Scholarships, are both merit-based and means-based. The merit criteria hold for students entering their bachelor's degree in engineering and design through high rank in JEE and UCEED, and senior students are considered through their ranking or academic performance. The means criterion puts parental income as the central criterion, and the maximum allowed gross income is Rs. 5 lakh.

This scholarship requires the submission of an income certificate issued by a government revenue officer, such as a tehsildar. If not, the income tax return of the parents needs to be submitted for consideration. Students must perform satisfactorily to benefit from this scholarship. Government Scholarships: These scholarships are of two kinds.

National Scholarships: The national scholarships are offered by the state governments of India for students hailing from their respective states. IIT receives applications forwarded by the state governments, and they are awarded or renewed on an annual basis, with the academic performance of students as the main criterion.

NTS: National Talent Search (NTS) scholarships are awarded during the higher secondary period of education of students, and they are continued both at the Bachelor's and Master's level programmes. Students renew this scholarship by submitting the issued NCERT forms to the Academic section during intake.

IIT Bombay Scholarships - Master of Science These scholarships are classified as : Institute scholarships These scholarships are the same as the undergraduate ones mentioned above. MSc-PhD Dual Degree/TA – Teaching assistantships are offered for students in this programme. Private scholarships: These scholarships are the same as the undergraduate scholarships mentioned above. Government scholarships: M.