NLSIU Scholarship Details

Sushmita Sundas

National Law School of India University, Bangalore, offers financial assistance to students to pursue their education without any hurdles. Candidates must meet the eligibility conditions set by the university to avail of the scholarships. More information about the NLSIU Bangalore scholarships are given below. 

• National Scholarships
• Private Scholarships

National Scholarships

Private Scholarships

• Aditya Birla Scholarship 

M/s. Aditya Birla Management Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, awards scholarships to students depending on their CLAT ranking, i.e., the trust awards scholarships to students who score in the top 20 percentile in the CLAT. The NLSIU is not involved in the candidate selection process in any way. The Aditya Birla scholarship covers the entire fee, including hostel charges (up to Rs. 1,80,000), and will continue till the degree is completed.

• ICCR Scholarship

The Indian Council for Cultural Relations, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, awards scholarships to international students based on their criteria. The ICCR will notify the university of the names of the selected candidates, and candidates will be required to submit their joining reports in the prescribed format. ICCR provides a scholarship equivalent to Indian citizens that covers the entire fee, including hostel costs.

• Colive Scholarship

Colive offers financial aid to first-year students. The scholarship covers 6 months of lodging/hostel costs except for food, laundry, and power. The following are the National Law School of India University Bangalore scholarships requirements:

1. The annual household income is less than 6 lakhs rupees.
2. A 60 percent or higher in Class XII.
3. A statement of purpose will be required to fill out an application form for 60% of the scholarship reservations.
4. It should clarify the reason for applying to a certain course at a specific university and information about the candidate.
5. Management quota will account for 20% of the reservation, while financial status will account for 20% (the university will select students based on their requests).