Bangalore University offers a range of scholarships to support students from economically weaker sections, minority communities, and meritorious backgrounds. These scholarships are provided by the Government of India, the Government of Karnataka, and the university itself, depending on eligibility criteria.
Scholarships are available for students pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Eligibility is generally based on factors such as category, family income, academic merit, and specific social criteria as defined by the concerned authority.
Students are required to meet the prescribed conditions and apply through the appropriate government or university portals within the notified timelines. Only one scholarship or financial benefit can be availed at a time.
| Scholarship Name | Eligibility Criteria |
|---|---|
| Government of India Post-Metric Scholarship | Karnataka students belonging to Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe categories with parents’ annual income less than or equal to INR 2.5 lakh. |
| Minorities Scholarship | Students belonging to minority communities such as Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Sikhs, Anglo-Indians, and Jains with parents’ annual income below INR 44,500, as per Minority Welfare Department norms. |
| Special Scholarships | Available for children of Government or University employees who die in harness. Administered by the Director of Collegiate Education or the University. |
| Post-Graduate Indira Gandhi Scholarship | Single Girl Child or a girl who is one of twin daughters in the family. Applications are accepted only through online mode. |
| Hon’ble Vice Chancellor’s Merit Scholarship | Meritorious students securing 1st to 5th ranks who belong to the Below Poverty Line category. Scholarship amount is INR 500 per month for 10 months each academic year. |
Important Note:
A student can avail only one scholarship or financial benefit at a time.
Students staying in free (non-paying) university hostels are not eligible
for any additional scholarship or freeship from the university or government.
Bangalore University offers government-funded and university-level scholarships. These include merit-based, need-based, minority, and category-specific scholarships. Eligibility depends on income, category, and academic performance.
Students belonging to Scheduled Caste or Scheduled Tribe categories are eligible. Applicants must be residents of Karnataka. Parents’ annual income should not exceed INR 2.5 lakh.
Students from minority communities such as Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, and Jains can apply. Parents’ annual income must be below INR 44,500. Applications are processed as per Minority Welfare Department norms.
No, students are allowed to avail only one scholarship or financial benefit at a time. Multiple scholarships cannot be combined. Students must choose the most suitable option.
This scholarship is awarded to meritorious students securing 1st to 5th ranks. Applicants must belong to the Below Poverty Line category. The scholarship provides monthly financial assistance.
Students staying in free (non-paying) university hostels are not eligible. They cannot avail additional scholarships or freeships. This rule applies to both university and government scholarships.
Students must apply through the respective government or university portals. Applications are submitted online as per notified schedules. Supporting documents are required for verification.
Yes, scholarships are available for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Eligibility criteria may differ based on course level. Students must check scheme-specific requirements.