Undergraduate Scholarships for Indian Students

Undergraduate awards are scarcer than postgraduate ones, which makes applying early and widely matter more.

5 awards in our verified list · 3 fully funded. Every entry links to the official page — always confirm details there before applying.

  • University · Canada

    Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship

    Fully funded

    Recognises international students with exceptional academic achievement and creativity.

    Annual award — typically closes in NovemberOfficial page →
  • Government · Australia

    Australia Awards Scholarship

    Fully funded

    Long-term development awards from the Australian government.

    Annual award — typically closes in AprilOfficial page →
  • University · Canada

    Karen McKellin International Leader of Tomorrow Award

    UBC's award for international undergraduates showing superior academic achievement and leadership that supports and empowers others. Nomination-based — your school may nominate up to two students for the Vancouver campus and one for Okanagan.

    Annual award — typically closes in DecemberOfficial page →
  • University · Germany

    TUM Deutschlandstipendium

    EUR 300 a month plus contact with TUM's industry partners. Explicitly not purely merit-based — it also weighs responsibility taken on and personal circumstances. TUM awards around 800 a year, open to incoming and current Bachelor's and Master's students.

    Annual award — typically closes in AprilOfficial page →
  • Government · Japan

    MEXT Japanese Government Scholarship

    Fully funded

    Japanese government award covering full tuition, a monthly stipend and return airfare, for undergraduate, master's and PhD study. There is no application fee. Indian applicants apply through the Embassy of Japan in New Delhi or the Consulate-General covering their home state — not directly to a university.

    Annual award — typically closes in MayOfficial page →

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