Anna University offers a variety of scholarships to support students based on merit, financial need, and special categories. These scholarships aim to make education accessible to all deserving candidates.
Below is a table summarizing the scholarships available at Anna University:
| Scholarship Name | Benefits | Eligibility Criteria | Application Process |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC/MBC Scholarship | Financial assistance for Backward Class (BC) and Most Backward Class (MBC) students. | BC/MBC students enrolled in undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) programs. | Apply through the university's scholarship portal. |
| SC/ST Scholarship | Financial assistance for Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) students. | SC/ST students enrolled in UG and PG programs. | Apply through the university's scholarship portal. Aurcc |
| SC/ST Special Higher Education Scholarship | Additional financial support for SC/ST students pursuing higher education. | SC/ST students enrolled in UG and PG programs. | Apply through the university's scholarship portal. |
| Merit Cum Means Scholarship | Financial assistance based on merit and financial need. | Students with outstanding academic records and demonstrated financial need. | Apply through the university's scholarship portal. |
| Foundation For Excellence (FFE) Scholarship | Financial assistance of ₹30,000 per annum. | First-year UG students with a TNEA eligible rank ≤ 6000, minimum 70% in Class X and XII, and annual family income ≤ ₹3,00,000. | Apply through the FFE Portal. |
| AMM Foundation Scholarship | Financial assistance for first-year UG students. | Minimum 80% in Class X and XII, annual family income ≤ ₹1,20,000, preference for first graduates, orphans, single-parent students, differently-abled, or those affected by natural disasters. | Apply through the Dean's Office. |
| Temenos Merit Cum Means Scholarship | Financial assistance of ₹30,000 per annum for three consecutive years. | UG students identified from their second year based on merit and financial need. | Selection is based on academic performance and financial status. |