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Friday, October 9, 2009

Scholarship Programme for Diaspora children

The scholarship Programme has been introduced by the Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs, Government of India. Ed. CIL (Education Consultants of India) is the nodal agency that looks after and facilitates this Programme for Diaspora children. The objective of the 'Scholarship Programme for Diaspora Children' (SPDC) is to make available India's highly developed higher education system to Children of Indian Diaspora (PIOs and NRIs) living in select countries. There are ample facilities for higher education in India. The scheme also aims to strengthen ties between Indian Diaspora and Indian culture. SPDC is applicable for undergraduate Programmes for Professional and General Courses (except Medical and other related courses). Financial assistance towards tuition fees, admission in select institution and courses, post admission services is provided.

The scheme is applicable for Indian Diaspora concentrated in the following 40 countries:

List of countries 1-20
Sl. No.Name of the Country
1Australia
2Bahrain
3Canada
4Fiji
5France
6Germany
7Guyana
8Hong Kong, China
9Indonesia
10Israel
11Italy
12Jamaica
13Kenya
14Kuwait
15Madagascar
16Malaysia
17Mauritius
18Mozambique
19Myanmar
20Netherlands
List of countries 21-40
Sl. No.Name of the Country
21New Zealand
22Nigeria
23Oman
24Philippines
25Portugal
26Qatar
27Reunion Island
28Saudi Arabia
29Sri lanka
30Singapore
31South Africa
32Spain
33Surinam
34Tanzania
35Thailand
36Trinidad and Tobago
37U.A.E.
38UK
39USA
40Yemen

Reservations for NRIs

The Indian Government provides opportunity to the children of Non-resident Indians to study in India. For this purpose, 1/3 of the 15 per cent supernumerary seats in educational institutions (except medical) are reserved for children of NRIs in the Gulf and South East Asia.

More details on this scholarship Programme (2 KB) (PDF file that opens in a new window) .

Source: National Portal Content Management Team, Reviewed on:31-08-2009

1 comment:

  1. The link on this file does not work. I wonder why has nepal been excluded whereas there are numerous people here who are waiting to have something like this

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