Merit Scholarship

Special Diversity and Domicile Scholarships

A Special Diversity Scholarship offering 45% of the tuition fee is available for students who contribute to the campus's regional and cultural diversity, while an Uttarakhand Domicile Scholarship offers a 25% tuition fee waiver for students holding a valid Uttarakhand domicile certificate. Under the university's policy, only the higher of any two applicable scholarships is granted, and scholarships cannot be combined.

Category-Specific Scholarships

Additional scholarships are available for wards of defence personnel, wards of single mothers, and wards of full-time teachers, as defined by the university's published scholarship policy. Students are required to apply on the prescribed scholarship form, available with the institute or on its website, before their admission is confirmed; applications submitted after confirmation of admission are not eligible for the merit scholarship.

Programme-Specific Scholarships

A Dr. S. K. Gupta Memorial Scholarship offers 25% of the tuition fee for M.Tech and MCA students, while a 30% tuition scholarship applies to B.Pharm and a 25% scholarship applies to B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture/Forestry and MBA Agribusiness programmes; these programme-specific scholarships are already reflected in the fee figures published on the official fee structure page for these courses.

Candidates should confirm current eligibility and required documentation with the university's admissions office at the time of applying, since scholarship amounts, eligibility thresholds and the list of applicable categories are reviewed and updated periodically as part of the university's published fee-structure notifications.

Beyond the university's own scholarship schemes, students can also explore education loan options through nationalised and private banks against DBS Global University's fee structure, which can be a useful supplement for candidates whose family circumstances fall outside the eligibility bands set for the institute's merit, diversity or domicile scholarships; documentation typically required includes income proof, category certificates where applicable, and prior academic records.

Students are advised to keep in mind that scholarship amounts are calculated only on the first-year tuition fee for a programme and carried forward at the same rate in subsequent years, rather than being recalculated each year on a rising fee base, and that no student is permitted to combine two separate scholarship categories under the same programme even where they may technically qualify for more than one.