UK scholarship for Indian students

The Weidenfeld-Hoffmann Scholarships offer fully funded graduate studies at the University of Oxford for graduates from developing countries, aimed at preparing them for leadership roles. The program, launched in 2015 and expanded with donations, covers all course fees and provides an annual living grant of at least £19,237. In India, the 'UK-India TOEFL Scholarship' supports ten students with Rs 2.5 lakh each based on their TOEFL scores, along with a national competition for English proficiency. Additionally, the University of East Anglia has introduced a £4,000 annual scholarship for Indian students in its BSc Biomedical Science program, which includes an optional NHS placement year. The Swanath Scholarship Scheme by AICTE provides Rs 50,000 annually for students affected by COVID-19 or dependents of deceased armed forces personnel, ensuring financial support for technical studies. Collectively, these initiatives reflect a growing commitment to empowering students through financial assistance and educational opportunities.