IRMA : Types of Scholarship Details

The Institute of Rural Management Anand- IRMA offers several scholarships and financial aid options to support students pursuing their studies. The scholarships and financial assistance available for students at IRMA are as:

IRMA Scholarships

Need-Based Financial Assistance

• Purpose: IRMA provides need-based financial assistance to students who demonstrate financial need. This support helps cover tuition fees and other related expenses.
• Eligibility: Students who are admitted to IRMA and demonstrate financial need are eligible to apply for this assistance. The exact criteria and process are detailed during the admission process.

Merit-Based Scholarships

• Purpose: IRMA may offer merit-based scholarships to recognize academic excellence and outstanding performance in various areas.
• Eligibility: Scholarships are awarded based on academic performance, entrance exam scores, and overall merit.

Dr. Verghese Kurien Scholarship

• Purpose: Named after the founder of IRMA, this scholarship is intended to support deserving students pursuing the Post Graduate Program in Rural Management (PGPRM).
• Eligibility: The criteria for this scholarship include academic excellence and/or financial need.

Government Scholarships

Central and State Government Schemes

• Purpose: Various government scholarships are available to students based on categories such as SC/ST/OBC, and minority communities.
• Eligibility: Students must apply for these scholarships through the respective government schemes and meet the eligibility criteria specified by the schemes.

External Scholarships

Corporate and NGO Scholarships

• Purpose: Some corporate entities and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) offer scholarships or financial aid to students pursuing rural management studies.
• Eligibility: These scholarships often have specific criteria related to the donor organization’s focus areas, such as rural development or social entrepreneurship.

Loan Facilities

Education Loans

• Purpose: For students who need additional financial support, education loans from banks and financial institutions can be an option.
• Eligibility: Eligibility for loans depends on the policies of the lending institutions and typically includes factors such as creditworthiness and the availability of collateral.