Narotam Sekhsaria Scholarship

Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation · Master's / PhD

An interest-free loan scholarship that makes expensive destinations affordable without commercial interest costs.

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Valid passport (18+ months remaining)Scan the photo page. Renew early if it expires before your intake.
Academic transcripts and degree certificatesAttested copies of every year, plus a consolidated marksheet.
English and entrance test scoresIELTS/TOEFL, plus GRE/GMAT where the programme or award expects it.
Updated CV / resumeHighlight the experience Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation looks for in Master's / PhD applicants.
Eligibility evidenceIndian citizen under 30
Financial documentsBank statements and income proof covering the approx. INR 15 lakh you still fund yourself.

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Statement of purpose draftedConnect your goals to the award's mission in the first paragraph.
Scholarship-specific essaysAnswer every prompt from Narotam Sekhsaria Scholarship within the word limit.
Letters of recommendation requestedGive referees at least three weeks and share your CV and draft essays.
Counsellor / mentor review completeOne full editing pass on essays before you paste them into the portal.

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University applications or offer in placeMost awards need an admission application, and some need a confirmed offer.
Scholarship portal account createdRegister with Narotam Sekhsaria Foundation and check the form before the deadline rush.
Application submitted (deadline: January-March)Submit a few days early, portals slow down on deadline day.
Interview preparationPrepare answers on your goals, leadership and return plans.
Outcome tracked and next steps plannedRecord the decision date and plan backup funding either way.

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