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Study Abroad SchemeVerified for 2026

Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarships Eligibility Criteria 2026

Qualifying Mark/PercentPassing marks only
Target Education LevelsMasters, PhD
Eligible Caste/CategoriesGeneral, OBC, SC, ST
Gender LimitAll

Residency/Domicile Requirements

Must be a permanent resident of All India.

FAQs for Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarships

Q.Do international students need to be in Germany to apply for the Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship?

Yes, international applicants must already be studying at a German university or technical college at the time of application. They must also provide proof of enrollment or a confirmation of their study place.

Q.What level of German language proficiency is required?

Applicants need to demonstrate sufficient German language skills, typically at C1 level or equivalent, even if their study program is taught in English. Accepted certificates include DSH level 2, TestDaF level 4, Goethe Institute C1, Deutsche Sprachdiplom der Kultusministerkonferenz level II, or Telc C1 Hochschule.

Q.Is the Friedrich Ebert Foundation Scholarship a fully funded program, and does it need to be repaid?

Yes, the scholarship is fully funded, covering a monthly stipend, health insurance costs, and a family allowance if applicable. It is a non-repayable grant, meaning recipients are not obligated to refund any portion of the support.

Q.What kind of social or political engagement is expected from applicants?

The Friedrich Ebert Foundation seeks applicants who demonstrate active social and political involvement and a strong commitment to the values of social democracy, such as freedom, justice, and solidarity. This can include participation in student councils, youth work, NGOs, or political organizations.