Does SP Jain offer international scholarships?
Yes. Current undergraduate and postgraduate pages list merit and diversity scholarships.
How much can a postgraduate merit scholarship provide?
Current merit categories include awards up to US$5,000 and US$10,000, while some named scholarships for specific profiles are larger.
Is SP Jain fully funded?
Usually no. The university states that scholarships normally apply only to tuition fees.
What does this scholarship actually cover?
SP Jain offers merit and diversity tuition scholarships rather than one universal award. Scholarship value depends on academic record, test scores, interview performance, nationality/profile and programme.
Other verified benefits
Postgraduate merit scholarships can reach up to US$10,000 under current merit categories, while larger named awards exist for specific profiles. Housing support is offered only in rare cases.
Costs not confirmed or not covered
SP Jain states that scholarships are normally limited to tuition. Visa fees, insurance, course materials, living costs and other incidental expenses are not covered.
Who is eligible to apply?
Eligible applicants are assessed holistically for academics, aptitude-test performance, interview, leadership, extracurricular achievements and diversity factors.
Applicants can request scholarship consideration in the online application and explain why financial assistance is warranted.
Eligible countries
Programme applicants worldwide; specific diversity or named scholarships may restrict nationality.
Language requirements
Programme-specific English requirements apply.
Which documents may be required conditionally?
- Academic transcripts
- Degree certificate
- CV or résumé
- Statement of purpose
- English test certificate
How do you apply?
- Choose an eligible SP Jain programme.
- Complete the admission application.
- Tick the scholarship option and explain your case in the required essay.
- Submit early because scholarship budgets are limited.
Frequently asked questions
Are SP Jain scholarships fully funded?
Usually not. SP Jain states that its scholarships are normally applied to tuition fees only and do not cover visa, insurance, course materials, living costs or other incidental expenses.