

Kadi Sarva Vishwavidyalaya, Gandhinagar Scholarship 2026 Financial Aid, Merit & Category Scholarships
Institute Type
Private
Total Courses
21 Courses
Kadi Sarva Vishwavidyalaya helps eligible students reduce the cost of higher education by making available the scholarships and fee concessions that are offered through the Government of Gujarat and the Government of India. The university's social responsibility activities and student welfare cells also assist students with information about the schemes for which they may apply, so that deserving students are not forced to discontinue their studies because of financial difficulty.
Scholarships & Financial Aid
Central schemes for post-matric and merit-based support, applied through the National Scholarship Portal.
Available Scholarships
| Scholarship Name | Eligibility Criteria | Award Amount |
|---|---|---|
Central Government Scholarships (NSP) Central schemes for post-matric and merit-based support, applied through the National Scholarship Portal. | Eligible SC/ST/OBC/minority students as per scheme rules | As per scheme norms |
State Government Post-Matric Scholarships Scholarships made available by the State Government to eligible students, applied through the state scholarship portal. | SC/ST/SEBC/EWS students of Gujarat meeting the notified income and category criteria | As per Government of Gujarat norms |
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Scholarships at Kadi Sarva Vishwavidyalaya
Government Scholarship Schemes
- Post-matric scholarships for students belonging to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and Socially and Educationally Backward Classes, applied for through the state scholarship portal
- Scholarships and fee support for economically weaker section candidates as notified by the government
- Central government schemes for minority communities, where the student and the course meet the conditions
- State level schemes for meritorious students from families within the prescribed income limit
- Fee concession schemes for girl students and for students with disabilities as notified by the government
Eligibility for each scheme depends on the category, family income, marks obtained in the previous examination and the programme of study. The government decides the income limit and the amount, and these figures are revised from time to time, so students should check the notification of the current academic year before applying. Applications are submitted online with scanned documents, and the college office verifies the form before it is forwarded for approval.
How to Apply
- Collect the income certificate, caste certificate, bank passbook and Aadhaar details
- Register on the relevant scholarship portal using a valid mobile number and email address
- Fill in the application form and upload the documents in the prescribed format
- Submit a printout of the application and the supporting papers to the college office
- Track the status of the application and keep the receipt until the amount is credited
Students who enrol in programmes such as pharmacy, nursing, engineering and education should also check whether their regulatory body or state department offers any additional assistance. Many students combine a government scholarship with an education loan from a bank, and the college office can usually guide them on documents such as the fee structure and the admission letter that banks ask for.
Early application is important, because portals close on fixed dates and delays can lead to rejection. Students should read the instructions carefully, avoid mismatches between the name on their certificates and on the application, and keep their documents ready before the portal opens. Information on tuition and examination charges that can help you plan the amount you need to cover is available on the scholarship page and in the programme-wise fee details.
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