University of Leeds announces India Anniversary Masters scholarship of 5,000 Pounds

NEW DELHI: The University of Leeds has announced the launch of the India Anniversary Masters Scholarship 2024. The India anniversary masters scholarship 2024 offers eligible students financial support towards their tuition fees for a variety of master's programmes at the institute.

As per the official press release, candidates will be evaluated based on their academic achievements, potential to contribute to the university community, and future aspirations in their chosen field of study. The award covers 5,000 pound towards tuition fees and there is no limit to the number of scholarships available.

“No additional scholarship application is required. If the student meets the eligibility and award criteria, the scholarship will automatically be applied as a tuition fee deduction in the second semester of study,” official press release read.

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University of Leeds Scholarship: Eligibility

Candidates can check the eligibility and award criteria for India Anniversary Masters scholarship given below.

• To be eligible for the scholarship you must be an Indian national.
• Eligible students must be self-funded and classified as international fee-paying students.
• The master's course the student is opting for must commence at the University of Leeds in September 2024.
• The student must meet all conditions of the academic offer and have accepted the offer on the application portal.
• If applicable, the student must have paid a tuition fee deposit of 3,000 pounds by the date specified in the offer letter.
• Online courses are not eligible for this scholarship.
• The student must be registered as a University of Leeds student at the start of February 2025.
• The scholarship can be awarded in conjunction with any available Department/Faculty scholarships or external funding as long as this does not exceed 100% of your tuition fees.
• This scholarship cannot be deferred to a future year of entry. If you decide to defer entry to another year, you will forfeit this award.