Find answers to common questions about scholarships, education loans, and educational opportunities in India
Most scholarships are primarily for Indian students. The varying eligibility is reflected under the scholarships page, and you can filter the available scholarships according to your demographic data to check your eligibility with ease! Some are state-specific, some are national, some cover SC/ST/OBC/Minority categories, and others are purely merit-based.
Each scholarship has clear criteria: income ceiling, domicile, category, academic performance, or course level. We simplify this with filters (state, category, class/degree) so you can quickly see what fits you. Further details can be found on respective websites, as linked, or the National Scholarship Portal (NSP).
We are purely an information and guidance platform. Actual applications must be submitted through official portals like the National Scholarship Portal (NSP), state portals (e.g., Punjab's Dr. Ambedkar Portal, Karnataka's SSP), or directly with trusts/foundations. Feel free to reach out to us if you need any assistance in the application process!
While specific requirements vary per scholarship, common document requirements include:
Most portals allow you to edit before final submission. If already submitted, you'll need to contact the scholarship's nodal officer or helpdesk. We provide a How To Guide and Sample Filled NSP Forms to minimize errors.
Timelines vary: NSP disbursements can take 3–6 months; trust-based scholarships may be faster. EduAccess posts regular updates on disbursement schedules.
Yes. Many private trusts (Inlaks, JN Tata Endowment, KC Mahindra, etc.) and some government schemes support foreign education. EduAccess has a dedicated section for "Study Abroad Scholarships."
Yes — but you usually can't draw two benefits from the same source of funding (e.g., two NSP SC scholarships). You can combine a government scholarship with a private trust award, subject to terms.