IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships
IIT Delhi Alumni Association & Donor Trusts · All India
| Scheme Name | IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships |
| Provided By | IIT Delhi Alumni Association & Donor Trusts |
| Eligibility Summary | Graduation · Family income up to ₹8 Lakh/year |
About the Program
IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships provide financial assistance ranging from ₹25,000 to ₹1,00,000 per year based on CGPA and need.
Benefits & Financial Support
₹1.0 Lakh+
The annual scholarship amount for IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships varies significantly by donor, ranging from ₹25,000 to over ₹1,00,000 per academic year, with some specific scholarships, like the Shashank Chahar Memorial Scholarship, covering 100% of tuition fees, which can be ₹2,00,000 per annum. The scholarship amount is typically credited directly to the student's fee account or bank account. While not explicitly stated for all donor scholarships, Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to Aadhaar-seeded accounts is a common practice for scholarships, and tuition fees may be initially paid and then refunded.
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Provides direct financial support
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Over 120 donor-funded scholarships are available
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Some include mentorship opportunities with IIT Delhi alumni.
Eligibility Criteria & Income Limit
| Education Level | Graduation |
| Course / Stream | Engineering, Technology, Science |
| Minimum Marks | 70% |
| Income Limit | Up to ₹8 Lakh/year |
| Category / Caste | General, OBC, SC, ST |
| Domicile State | All India |
Mandatory Documents Checklist
- ✓Previous semester Grade Card
- ✓Parental Income Proof
- ✓Extracurricular achievement certificates
Selection Process
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Candidates for IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships are selected based on a combination of academic merit (often requiring a minimum CGPA of 7.0 or 8.0), gross parental income (typically up to ₹8.0 Lakh per year, though some specific scholarships might have different income brackets like ₹5-15 Lakhs or less than ₹1 Lakh), and specific criteria set by the individual donor (which may include factors such as branch of study, state of domicile, gender, or JEE Advanced rank for freshers)
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For freshers, selection is generally based on their JEE Advanced rank
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In cases of a tie, lower income is often the deciding factor.
Renewal Policy
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Renewal of the IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships is generally subject to maintaining good academic standing, typically a minimum CGPA of 7.0 or 8.0, depending on the specific donor's guidelines
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Students are usually required to upload valid parental income proof annually on the ERP portal to verify continued financial need
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If a student's academic performance falls below the minimum CGPA or their family income increases beyond the eligibility limit, the scholarship may be suspended or terminated.
How to Apply Online
Applications are submitted online via Online. Complete eKYC, upload scanned documents, and submit before the closing date.
- 1Secure Admission
Ensure you are admitted into an IIT Delhi undergraduate or graduate program, as eligibility for any institute award requires enrollment.
- 2Access the Online Portal
Log in to the official IIT Delhi online scholarship portal, also known as the Financial Assistance Portal or the Institute's Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. This portal is usually accessible over the Institute's network.
- 3Check Circulars
Look for active donor scholarship circulars and announcements on the ERP portal, as deadlines typically fall in September/October.
- 4Complete Application Forms
Fill out the necessary scholarship application forms (often referred to as Forms 1 and 2) accurately with all required personal, program, and family information.
- 5Upload Documents
Submit all mandatory supporting documents online. These typically include: * Previous semester Grade Card (showing CGPA/SGPA records). * Parental Income Proof (such as the most recent Income Tax Returns (ITR) and an Income Affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper, notarized). * Extracurricular achievement certificates (if applicable). * Caste certificates (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) if applying under specific categories. * Verification of JEE Advanced rank for freshers.
- 6Complete eKYC
As part of the online submission, complete any required eKYC procedures.
- 7Final Submission
Carefully review the completed application for any errors and ensure all required documents are successfully uploaded before clicking 'Final Submit' by the deadline. Status Tracking: Information regarding the status of your application is typically managed through the same online scholarship portal or ERP system where the application was submitted. Students should regularly check the portal for updates and announcements.
Common Questions (FAQs)
What is the maximum family income allowed to be eligible for Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships?
For most IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships, the annual gross family income from all sources should generally be up to ₹8 Lakhs. However, specific donor scholarships may have different income criteria, with some ranging from ₹5 Lakhs to ₹15 Lakhs or even less than ₹1 Lakh, so it's important to check the specific requirements of each scholarship.
What academic performance is required to receive and renew these scholarships?
To be eligible for IIT Delhi Alumni and Donor Endowed Scholarships, a minimum of 70% marks is generally required. For selection and renewal, students typically need to maintain a good academic standing, often a minimum Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 7.0 or 8.0, depending on the specific scholarship guidelines. Some scholarships may have a lower CGPA requirement for continuation, such as 5.0, but consistently strong academic performance is crucial for renewal.
How and when will the scholarship amount be disbursed to students?
The scholarship amount is usually credited to the student's fee account directly or to their bank account. While specific disbursement schedules for all donor scholarships are not detailed, institutional scholarships like the Merit-cum-Means (MCM) are typically disbursed monthly. Tuition fee waivers are also part of the scholarship benefits, and in some cases, fees may be initially paid and then refunded. Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to Aadhaar-seeded accounts is a common practice for such payments.
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IndiaScholarships.in attempts to provide accurate information manually curated from official sources. Scholarship details, timelines, and eligibility can change without notice as per the provider's discretion. Applying for a scholarship does not guarantee selection. Always verify all information on the official IIT Delhi Alumni Association & Donor Trusts website before final submission.