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Post Matric Scholarship for minorities is provided by the Ministry of Minority Affairs (MOMA) for the upliftment of students belonging to minority communities. According to the Government of India, Muslims, Sikhs, … Read more
Merit-cum-Means Scholarship for Minorities, along with the Pre and Post-Matric scholarship schemes, is the flagship program of the Ministry of Minority Affairs (MOMA). More often than not, a lot of … Read more
Pre-Matric Scholarship for Minorities – The Government of India spends a considerable chunk of its resources for the development of various religious minorities in India. Communities including Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, … Read more
There are plenty of scholarships for Indian students out there. The only problem is the lack of knowledge among the students who seek these scholarships. Even after showing remarkable growth … Read more
Class 10 scholarships: Our education system has this peculiar thing where after class 10, we see a drastic change in the curriculum. Students suddenly find themselves facing a choice that … Read more
It takes immense courage to continue pushing towards your dreams when life throws unexpected curves along your way. It takes mental fortitude and a strong determination to carry on against … Read more
Ayush Khaitan, like many of us, comes from a middle-class family. He had to think twice before deciding to get enrolled in MBA which is a very expensive course. He … Read more
How many of us can claim to have the courage to pursue our dreams? The need for job security often overpowers our desire to venture into the unknown. Eventually, only … Read more
“It is important to follow your dreams and heart. Do something that excites you.” – Sundar Pichai These words by Sundar Pichai seem to have inspired Hariprasadh, a boy from … Read more
“Successful people are not gifted; they just work hard, then succeed on purpose.” – G.K. Nelson These words by G.K. Nelson ring true for Sanala Nikitha, a L’Oréal India For … Read more
“An industry that feeds you is an industry worth fighting for.” These words seem to be the source of inspiration for Yumnam Sonata, a bright student from Manipur. Seeing the … Read more
Doctors are a crucial cog in the smooth running of a society. Their contribution in serving others is unparalleled. Nitheesh Kr seems to have a similar inspiration for helping his … Read more
Education can change lives. No one can agree more on this age-old saying than Radib Kar. An academically brilliant but financially constrained Radib managed to get admission into one of … Read more
Those who don’t give up, eventually find a way. Rahul Verma’s story is a testament to this age-old saying. Despite a lack of sufficient financial resources, Rahul managed to enrol … Read more
“I dream because dreams cost nothing.” Sipra Sain is an inspiration to many. A farmer’s daughter, a village girl, a dreamer and now, a Marubeni scholar. She has lived through … Read more
Marubeni Scholarship– Marubeni is a major Japanese trading company that has its presence in India for over 60 years. The organisation, as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), offers … Read more
“If the poor boy cannot come to education, education must go to him” This quote by Swami Vivekananda very aptly enforces our responsibility toward providing education for all. All of … Read more
“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest” What if I ask you to enter an archery competition, but with only a single eye? You would be furious, right? “How … Read more
Not many of us would be aware of the term ‘Corporate Social Responsibility’, or more commonly referred to as ‘CSR’. At least I wasn’t until a short while ago. But after spending … Read more
“It’s not our disabilities, it’s our abilities that count.” Physically disabled people find it hard to fully integrate into the society. Faced with numerous challenges, they are left with limited … Read more
“You are only as limited as your efforts.” How often do you wonder what would it be like to study abroad? How often do you find yourself envisioning a life … Read more
As mentioned in the government data released post census 2011, more than 50% of India’s population is below the age of 25 and more than 65% below 35. This directly … Read more