GLA University in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, offers a variety of scholarships to support students across different programs. Here's an overview of the available scholarships:
1. Undergraduate Programs (B.Tech and B.Pharm)
Scholarship Type
Eligibility Criteria
Amount
Note
Meritorious Scholarship
B.Tech students with 90% marks in 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
₹33,000 per annum
A minimum CPI of 8.00 is required to continue receiving the scholarship in subsequent years.
B.Tech students with 80-89% marks
₹25,000 per annum
B.Pharm students with more than 90% marks in 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics/Biology
A minimum CPI of 6.5 is required to continue receiving the scholarship in subsequent years.
Non-GATE and GLAET-qualified candidates
₹1,05,000 per annum
M.Pharm Students
GPAT-qualified candidates
₹1,33,000 per annum
A minimum CPI of 6.5 is required to continue receiving the scholarship in subsequent years.
Non-GPAT and GLAET-qualified candidates
₹1,05,000 per annum
3. Ph.D. Programs:
A teaching assistantship of ₹25,000 per month is provided to selected full-time research scholars across all streams.
4. Scholarships for Economically Weaker Sections:
General & OBC Candidates:
Students whose parents' annual income is less than ₹2 lakh are eligible for scholarships through the Social Welfare Department (Samaj Kalyan Vibhag) of the Uttar Pradesh Government.
SC/ST Candidates:
Students whose parents' annual income is less than ₹2 lakh are eligible for scholarships through the Social Welfare Department (Samaj Kalyan Vibhag) of the Uttar Pradesh Government.
5. Scholarships for International Students (SAARC Countries):
GLA University offers exclusive scholarship opportunities for candidates from SAARC countries. For detailed information, prospective students are encouraged to contact the university's international admissions office.
Application Process:
Interested candidates should contact the admissions office for detailed information on eligibility criteria, required documents, and application deadlines.
