Laxmi Chand Institute of Technology Mehsana Scholarships: Eligibility & Scholarship Amount 2026

Scholarship offered at LCIT, Bhandu, Institute-Level Scholarships, LCIT offers merit and need-based scholarships to support deserving students. Merit Scholarships are awarded to students with high academic performance in 10+2 or qualifying exams, which may include partial or full tuition fee waiver. Need-Based Concessions for students from low-income families, fee concessions are available depending on income and academic record. Sports / Extracurricular Scholarships, for achievers in state or national level sports & activities. Girl-Child Scholarship, special benefits for female students with good academic records.
 

Additionally, Government & State Scholarships (Gujarat), students admitted through ACPC (Gujarat) can benefit from many state-level schemes applicable to LCIT too. Mukhyamantri Yuva Swavalamban Yojana (MYSY), for students with 80% in 12th Science and family income of INR 6 lakh/year. Helps with tuition fee support up to INR 50,000/year, plus assistance for books & hostel. Tuition Fee Waiver Scheme (TFWS). Waives 100% tuition fees for eligible students based on merit & income of 8 lakh. Applicable during ACPC counselling in self-financed/AICTE institutions.
 

Also, Post-Matric Scholarships (SC/ST/OBC/PWD), Category-based financial aid for students from reserved categories, covering part or full fee reimbursement. Chief Minister Scholarship Scheme (CMSS), awarded to students with a good GUJCET/12th performance & income criteria, providing annual tuition support. Saksham & Pragati Schemes, special assistance for differently-abled students (Saksham) and female students (Pragati) enrolled in first-year technical courses. Central Sector Scholarship Scheme helps meritorious students (high board/entrance marks) from weaker income backgrounds. Offers a fixed stipend per year during the degree. National Scholarship Portal (NSP) Schemes, unified platform for multiple central scholarships for reserved categories, merit, and minority students.