Cambridge College

Yes, a typical Indian student is eligible to enroll in Cambridge College. International students, including those from India, are welcome to apply to the University of Cambridge for graduate and undergraduate studies. Indian students usually have to fulfill certain academic standards in order to be admitted, such as achieving a minimum score of 60–70% for graduate programs and approximately 90–95% in the XII standard for undergraduate programs. All they need aditionally is to clear an english profeciency test. In order to make studying at Cambridge more affordable, the university also offers a number of scholarships for Indian students, including the Gates Cambridge Scholarships, Dr. Manmohan Singh Scholarships, and Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarships.

Cambridge College offers a number of scholarships, such as the Gates Cambridge Scholarships, the Dr. Manmohan Singh Scholarships, and the Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarships. Students who are interested in applying for these scholarships should visit the individual scholarship websites as each has different requirements and an application process. While St John's College at the University of Cambridge Economics and Social Sciences offers the Dr. Manmohan Singh Scholarships, the Gates Cambridge Scholarships are full-cost UK scholarships available to Indian students. The Oxford and Cambridge Society of India Scholarships are part-cost grants intended for deserving Indian students under thirty years of age who are enrolled in undergraduate, graduate, or research programs at the universities of Cambridge or Oxford in any discipline.

 The University of Cambridge website suggests that for students staying all year round, living costs could be around £14,600, while an average UK student at Trinity Hall might incur annual living costs of around £9,890, including rent. This covers expenses such as accommodation, food, course costs, study materials, personal expenses, and transport. Additionally, Cambridge College provides an estimate of living expenses, which is around $11,000, covering various costs including accommodation, books, supplies, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses. It's important to consider that living costs can be influenced by personal lifestyle choices and the specific circumstances of each student.

Cambridge College of Pharmacy, District Jhajjar (Self Financed) has below criteria for taking admissions to it's various courses: CoursesEligibilityPG DiplomaCandidate must have passed 10+2 examination or equivalent with pass in Chemistry, Physics and Biology/Mathematics from a recognised board Or
Candidate who has passed Intermediate examination in Science Or
Candidate who are in First year of the three years degree courses in Science Or
Candidate who has passed 12 years Higher Secondary Education Board Exam (Science academic stream with Physics, Chemistry, Biology) of Higher Secondary Education Board, Nepal Or
Pre-degree examination or Any other qualification approved by Pharmacy Council of India as equivalent to any of the above examination can also apply for the course.