Scholarships and Financial Assistance at GL Bajaj Group of Institutions, Mathura

How Merit Scholarships Work

Merit-linked scholarships reward academic performance at the entry stage and continued performance during the programme. In practice, this means a strong Class 12 result can make a student eligible for concession in tuition fee, and continued good results in later years may help retain or improve the benefit. Students should keep their marksheets and certificates ready during document verification, since they are needed for both admission and any concession claims.

Other Financial Support

• Merit-based scholarship of up to 100 percent linked to Class 12 and subsequent academic performance
• Application format for education loans from banks, available in the downloads section of the official website
• Flexible payment modes including demand draft, UPI and NEFT/RTGS/IMPS
• Refund of caution money through the application process announced by the institute
• Withdrawal refund rule: full fee refunded after deduction of Rs. 2,000 if withdrawal is made before the notified date

The AICTE approval letter for 2026-27 also encourages approved institutions to make use of national scholarship schemes such as Pragati, Saksham and Swanath. Students who belong to eligible categories should check with the institute whether these schemes apply to their programme and apply through the relevant government portals within the announced deadlines. Documentation such as income certificates, category certificates and bank details is generally required for such schemes.

Before applying, students should understand the total cost by reading the fee structure and by checking the admission process, which explains reporting, payment modes and refund conditions. A scholarship should be evaluated together with outcomes, so compare it with the placement record, the campus facilities and the recognitions of the institute. For counselling-round expectations see the cutoff page, and for scholarship queries call the helpline at 1800 2700 342.