scholarship

The Amgen Scholars Canada Program at the University of Toronto will provide a unique opportunity for Canadian undergraduate students to participate in innovative biomedical research with world-renowned faculty and to develop the skills necessary for graduate school and for careers in research, in the public and private sector. Scholars will interact with some of Canada's most distinguished researchers at University of Toronto's downtown campus or at nearby fully affiliated teaching hospitals and research institutes. Scholars will engage in hands-on research alongside faculty, postdocs and graduate students and join in all lab activities. Scholars will participate in professional development activities, including training in Science communication, networking and team work. The programme will culminate in a research day where scholars present their research to faculty, postdocs and graduation students. The University of Toronto offers an exceptional research environment for students. Our scientists have delivered revolutionary advances in health research, from the discovery of insulin to the discovery of stem cells. Toronto provides a unique biomedical ecosystem, with only one school of medicine in the Greater Toronto Area of 6 million people, half of whom are born outside Canada. The University of Toronto is first in Canada and second in the world behind Harvard for the number of publications in medicine and related fields. It includes a multidisciplinary health network of graduate and undergraduate teaching and research units and is partnered with nine fully affiliated teaching hospitals each with its own research institute, as well as student and faculty incubators that provide cross-disciplinary research and entrepreneurial experiences. During the program, students will be housed on the historic university campus in downtown Toronto, the most desirable student city in the world (QS rankings). Students will be encouraged to explore the remarkable diversity of Toronto and the surrounding region through social and community-building events organized specifically for them.

Canara Engineering College does not provide 100% scholarship to all its students, but it does provide various scholarship opportunities according to merit and financial need. Scholarships are available for deserving students. Government-sponsored schemes for Post-Matric Scholarships are available for SC/ST/OBC categories, while the college also offers fee concessions to economically weaker sections of students. The college also encourages the students to apply for scholarships through external sources, like private organizations or the Karnataka government. For more details regarding scholarship schemes and the requirements for eligibility, contact the college or visit the website.

The Sibling Scholarship at GIBS Business School offers a discount on the fees for students who have siblings already studying at the institute. The exact amount of the scholarship can vary, but typically, GIBS provides a fee reduction of around 10-15% for students applying under this category.This scholarship is a way to make education more affordable for families with more than one child at GIBS. If you have a sibling currently studying there, you can avail of this benefit when applying for the PGDM program.To get precise details about the current scholarship amount and eligibility, it's best to check directly with the admissions team at GIBS.

Yes, you can get a scholarship based on your MAT score for the PGDM programme at GIBS Business School. GIBS offers merit-based scholarships to students with good scores in national exams like MAT. If you have a strong MAT score, it increases your chances of being considered for a scholarship.In addition to the MAT score, GIBS also considers other factors such as your overall academic performance, extracurricular activities, and performance in the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). So, while a good MAT score is important, the final scholarship decision will also depend on your complete profile.It's a good idea to contact the admissions team at GIBS for more specific details on how MAT scores are factored into the scholarship process.