All students must have required a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Test System (IELTS) score or other recognised English language qualification. The eligibility for students is explained below.

1. For undergraduate students:

• Applicants must have minimum 75% in aggregate and 80% in key subjects from the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE), Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)and Maharashtra Board. For the West Bengal Board, the aggregate must be 65% and 70% in key subjects.
  • The students must apply with information of faculty they want to join in the September 2013 programmes
  • The applicant must be self-funding, classified as overseas to get the scholarship
  • The scholarships will be awarded automatically in the subsequent years
  • The first year scholarships are unconditional, but to acquire it over the subsequent years the student must score 60% marks on average
  • The scholarships are given in form of a reduction in the tuition fees.
  • For India Merit Scholarships, the applicant must be a permanent resident of India and the selection is done purely on the basis of academic merit

2. For postgraduate programmes:

• Applicants who have complete a three-year or four-year bachelor’s degree program from a recognised university
• For three-year degree holders, the required marks are 60% (first class). For four-year degree holders the required marks minimum is 55% (second class)
• The applicant must be a permanent resident of India
• The applicant must offer a study place and wish to join the Taught Master’s Program starting September 2013
• The applicant must be self-funding as well as classified an overseas for fee purposes
• The scholarships are in the form of reduction in the tuition fees
• The scholarships will be automatically given in subsequent years
• The scholarships are applicable for only full-time or part-time students, students taking up distance learning are not eligible for these scholarships
• The India Merit Postgraduate scholarships are decided on the basis of academic merit

3. For postgraduate research programs the applicant must have minimum 60% marks from a recognised university.