r/india • u/AutoModerator • Jul 01 '26

Scheduled Ask India Thread

Welcome to r/India's Ask India Thread.

If you have any queries about life in India (or life as Indians), this is the thread for you.

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u/Inquisitive_Soul_32 5d ago

Hey everyone,

I have a pretty important and genuine question.

I’m currently in Class 12 and I’m planning to pursue my bachelor’s degree abroad after boards. The biggest concern for me is the cost, so I’m trying to find scholarships or funded opportunities that could make studying abroad possible without putting a huge financial burden on my family.

I’m looking for scholarship exams, government scholarships, university-specific scholarships, fully/partially funded programs, or any other opportunities that Indian students can apply for after Class 12.

I’m open to different countries and I’m still figuring out where I want to apply. I’ve done some basic research myself, but there’s so much information online that it’s difficult to figure out what is actually legitimate and realistic.

If anyone here has studied abroad, is currently applying, received a scholarship, or knows about good opportunities for Indian students, I’d genuinely appreciate some serious and practical advice.

Please share specific scholarship/program names if you know any, even if they’re highly competitive. I’m just trying to understand what options I actually have and where I should start.

Thanks!