UTS Vice-Chancellor's International Undergraduate Scholarships Income Limit 2026
Maximum Annual Family Income
No Income Bar / Not specified
Income Verification Rules
Applicants must submit a valid annual income certificate issued by a competent revenue officer (such as a Tahsildar, Revenue Inspector, or Sub-Divisional Magistrate).
- The certificate must be in the name of the parent/legal guardian.
- Income certificates issued by private employers or self-declarations on plain paper are not accepted.
FAQs for UTS Vice-Chancellor's International Undergraduate Scholarships
Q.Does the scholarship cover living expenses or health insurance?
No, the UTS Vice-Chancellor's International Undergraduate Scholarship is a full tuition fee scholarship only. It does not provide a stipend for living expenses, nor does it cover health insurance.
Q.Can I defer the scholarship to a later intake?
The scholarship is generally not transferable or deferrable to other UTS courses once awarded. Specific deferral conditions for exceptional circumstances should be clarified with UTS International.
Q.What are the academic requirements to maintain the scholarship?
To maintain the scholarship, recipients must achieve a minimum Pass average (WAM 50+) in each academic session. Failure to meet this requirement may lead to suspension or termination of the scholarship, unless exceptional circumstances are demonstrated.
Q.Can I apply if I am a government-sponsored student or hold another UTS scholarship?
No, applicants are not eligible for this scholarship if they are a government-sponsored student or a recipient of another UTS scholarship for the duration of this scholarship.