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TATA Scholarship for students from India!- 27-Oct-2021
The Tata Education and Development Trust - a philanthropic affiliate of Indias Tata Group - a $25 million endowment has been established that will allow Cornell to provide financial aid to undergraduate students from India.
The Tata Scholarship Fund will support approximately 20 scholars at any given time and will ensure that the very best Indian students have access to Cornell, regardless of their financial circumstances.
The scholarship will be awarded annually; recipients will receive the scholarship for the duration of their undergraduate studies at Cornell.
Programmes: The student should have got admission in any one of the UG programme offered at Cornell university.
Preference will be given to qualified students accepted to the College of Architecture, Art, and Planning; the College of Engineering; the Applied Economics and Management major in the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business; and majors across colleges in the biological sciences, physical sciences, and other hard sciences, as well as the social sciences.
Eligibility:
To receive the undergraduate scholarship, a recipient must:
be a citizen of India and have attended secondary school in India;
be offered admission to Cornell as an undergraduate student;
be eligible for need-based financial aid.
Rules:
As long as you have financial need, we are committed to providing you with Tata Scholarship funding for the number of semesters required for a student to complete an undergraduate degree. With the exception of the five-year program in architecture, which requires ten semesters of full-time enrollment, we will provide up to eight semesters of funding. Funding for additional semesters due to double majors or dual degrees is not available.
Application Process:
Undergraduate applicants will be eligible for consideration for the Tata Scholarship if they have completed the admission application and have applied for financial aid. All undergraduate applicants must apply for financial aid by completing the financial aid application process for international students.
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