Vaishnavi Shukla | April 9, 2026 | 08:49 PM IST | 1 min read
UCEED 2026: ANU will offer a tiered scholarship structure for ranks up to 2500, extending support to a wider pool of deserving students

The Anant National University (ANU) has introduced merit-based scholarships of up to 100% for Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design (UCEED 2026) top 250 rankers. Notably, ANU will offer a tiered scholarship structure for ranks up to 2500, extending support to a wider pool of deserving students.
The top 250 UCEED rank holders 2026 will be offered a complete tuition fee and hostel fee waiver.
According to the official ANU press release, students who have qualified for UCEED 2026 will receive a waiver of the ADEPT entrance test and a direct interview opportunity for admission to the bachelor of design (BDes) programme.
“The University also extends dedicated support to the families of defence personnel through a structured scholarship framework, offering up to 100% scholarships,” the official ANU press release said.
Besides offering merit-based scholarships, ANU will provide need-based financial support, ranging from partial to full tuition fee waivers, which will be assessed by the financial aid committee.
A candidate’s financial capacity will be evaluated after considering factors such as family income, savings, investments and education loans.
“In line with Anant’s vision, we are making a strategic investment in talent by offering up to 100% scholarships, including residential accommodation. This initiative is designed to ensure that the brightest minds choose design, strengthen the pipeline of future-ready professionals, and elevate standards across the discipline,” said Yuvarajsinh Zala chief finance and accounts officer and head, office of human resources at ANU.
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