Everything You Need to Know About Studying Abroad

Explore the different categories of scholarships:

• Merit-Based: Academic, leadership, or artistic achievements.
• Need-Based: For students requiring financial assistance.
• Country-Specific: Offered by governments to international students.
• University-Specific: Provided by institutions to attract top students.
• Field-Specific: For students in STEM, arts, or business.
• Minority & Diversity Scholarships

Pro Tip: Always check eligibility criteria before applying.

Here's where you can search for scholarships:

• University Scholarship Pages
• Government Programs (e.g., Fulbright, Chevening, DAAD)
• Online Portals like ScholarshipPortal & Fastweb
• Educational Consultancies & Advisors

Pro Tip: Subscribe to alerts to track new opportunities.

Increase your chances of securing a scholarship by:

• Starting your search at least a year before your intake.
• Preparing required documents like transcripts, CV, and recommendations.
• Writing a compelling essay explaining why you deserve the scholarship.
• Submitting applications before deadlines.
• Following up professionally if needed.

Pro Tip: Tailor each application to match the scholarship's requirements.

Some of the most prestigious scholarships include:

• Fulbright Scholarships (USA)
• Chevening Scholarships (UK)
• Erasmus Mundus Scholarships (EU)
• DAAD Scholarships (Germany)
• Australia Awards Scholarships
• Commonwealth Scholarships (UK)

Pro Tip: Check deadlines and apply early.

Don't make these errors while applying:

• Applying for scholarships you're not eligible for.
• Missing deadlines.
• Submitting incomplete applications.
• Writing generic or poorly structured essays.

Pro Tip: Always proofread before submitting.