Utrecht University

 For undergraduate and master's courses, Utrecht University offers various Scholarships, whose amount ranges from EUR 5,000 to EUR 15,000. Only international students featured in the merit list of their graduating class are eligible for the scholarships. Apart from this, the respective schools or departments also offered a few scholarships which international students avail of and benefit from the monetary award.Below is the table covering Utrecht University scholarships for international students:ScholarshipsAwardUtrecht Excellence ScholarshipTuition fees waiverBright Minds FellowshipEUR 5,000 - EUR 10,000 (INR 4,47,540 - 8,95,080)NL ScholarshipEUR 5,000, (INR 4,47,540), EUR 10,000 (INR 8,95,080) or EUR 15,000 (INR 13,42,620)Utrecht Sylff ScholarshipUSD 25,000 (INR 22,37,700)

International students must submit a proof of English Language proficiency to be considered for Utrecht University admission ( especially non-english speaking countries). Students can demonstrate that they are proficient in English by submitting the English proficiency test scores.TestMinimum scoreProof applicants must submitC1 Advanced185 (with no partial score below 176)Scan of certificate or statement of resultsC2 Proficiency185 (with no partial score below 176)Scan of certificate or statement of resultsIELTS AcademicA minimum average of 7.0 for all components, with no partial score lower than 6.5Scan of official score reportTOEFL IBTA minimum score of 100Test taker's score AND request ETS to send results to University College Utrecht (8420)

Below is the Utreched University Admission Requirements:Undergraduate requirements:Indian students from (CBSE) must have an average of 80% in at least 5 general/academic subjects Indian Students must have a CISCE average of 80% in at least 5 general/academic subjects  Students can submit a Senior Secondary Certificate (NIOS): an average of 80% in at least 5 general/academic subjects Note: Exempt from English proficiency if the Diploma is obtained at CBSE, CISCE, NIOS AND fully English-taught. An English proficiency test (IELTS, TOEFL, or CAE) is required for students who have not been taught fully in English. Visit our website for the minimum requirements.Applicants must be sure that they have a valid identification of their nationality.A copy of the passport and ID card must correspond with the nationalities that the student will fill out.Applicants must submit a statement of motivation on the below topics:What would you most like to study at University College Utrecht and how do you see those subjects combining? What led you to these interests? How would the Liberal Arts and Sciences programme at University College Utrecht contribute to your academic and personal ambitions in ways that other programmes would not? (Students must note that there is a 300-500 word limit in response to all questions and not per question. Students must be required to have one academic reference written in English from their faculty. Postgraduate requirements:LOR: The university asks for a LOR, and with particular exceptions, who should write those letters. Statement of purpose ( an SOP): An SOP is essential for the application process for Utrecht. It helps the applicant to convey their talents, academic excellence accomplishments and personal background of applicants. Transcripts and degrees: the applicant must provide the university with transcripts of their academics with degree certificates. English Language Proficiency Exams: International students must submit English Language proficiency.  Resume/CV:  The university also might ask you for a CV or a resume depending on the course you choose for professional experience. 

Below are some of the tips for Utrecht University application:Applicants must be straightforward in their application and not make the process complicated.Applicants must give a strong Statement of Motivation in which students must answer all the questions asked by the university. Below are the questions:What would you most like to study at University College Utrecht and how do you see those subjects combining? What led you to these interests? How would the Liberal Arts and Sciences programme at University College Utrecht contribute to your academic and personal ambitions in ways that other programmes would not? (Students must note that there is a 300-500 word limit in response to all questions and not per question).The university would also like the applicant to write about their favourite hobby by giving the reasons why the applicant likes the hobbies.The last tip, the university would like to know, how the applicant will contribute to the Utrecht University Community. By answering all the questions and giving them unique answers the student can get into the university.