IIFT Delhi : Types of Scholarship Details

The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) Delhi offers various scholarships and financial assistance options to support students in their academic journey. The scholarships and financial aid available are as:
 

Merit-Based Scholarships

IIFT Merit Scholarships

•       Eligibility: Awarded based on academic performance during the MBA (International Business) program.

•       Criteria: Typically given to students who excel in their coursework and maintain high academic standards.

Financial Assistance for Economically Weaker Sections

Need-Based Scholarships

•       Eligibility: Available for students from economically weaker backgrounds.

•       Application: Students usually need to apply and provide proof of financial need.

Government Scholarships

Scholarships for SC/ST/OBC Students

•       Eligibility: Students from Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC) may be eligible for government scholarships.

•       Application: Students need to apply through the relevant government departments or schemes.

Scholarships for Differently Abled Students

•       Eligibility: Financial assistance may be available for students with disabilities.

•       Application: Details can be obtained from the institute’s administration or government schemes.

External Scholarships and Financial Aid

Corporate Scholarships

•       Eligibility: Some corporate organizations offer scholarships to students from top institutions, including IIFT.

•       Application: Typically, applications are through the respective corporate’s scholarship programs.

Alumni Scholarships

•       Eligibility: Occasionally, alumni of IIFT or other organizations offer scholarships or financial support.

•       Application: Information on such scholarships is usually disseminated by the institute or alumni associations.

Loan Facilities

Educational Loans

•       Availability: Students can avail of educational loans from various banks and financial institutions.

•       Process: Students need to apply directly to the banks, and the loans are often disbursed based on the admission confirmation and other criteria set by the lending institutions.