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University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship

Q: Do I need to submit a separate application for the University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship?

No, a separate scholarship application is not required. Your admission application to a degree program at the Université de Montréal automatically qualifies you for consideration for the exemption scholarship. The university evaluates your academic file for the scholarship upon receiving your admission application.

Q: What are the language proficiency requirements for international students at Université de Montréal?

As Université de Montréal is a French-language institution, proficiency in French (generally B2 level) is usually expected for most programs. However, some programs may be available in English, or you might be able to gain admission without an IELTS score if you have received previous education in English. It is crucial to check the specific language requirements for your chosen program on the university's official website.

Q: How is the scholarship amount disbursed to selected students?

The University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship provides a tuition fee exemption. This means the scholarship amount is directly deducted from your tuition fees, reducing the total amount you are required to pay. The exemption is typically awarded each semester throughout your study program.

University of Montreal · All India

Annual AwardCAD 13,740 (approx. ₹15.8 Lakh+)

Deadline1 Feb

Scheme Name	University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship
Provided By	University of Montreal
Eligibility Summary	Class 11-12, Graduation, Engineering (< ₹8L Income)

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About the Program

Comprehensive guide for University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship. Get eligibility details, stipend amounts, and registration instructions here.

Benefits & Financial Support

CAD 13,740 (approx. ₹15.8 Lakh+)

The University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship provides an exemption from the differential tuition fees normally charged to international students. The scholarship amounts vary by program and academic performance. For Bachelor's programs, the annual exemption can be up to CAD 13,740.60 (approximately INR 938,000) for Level A and CAD 6,548.40 (approximately INR 447,000) for Level B. For Master's programs, the exemption can range from CAD 10,788.75 (approximately INR 737,000) for non-research-based programs to CAD 15,150 (approximately INR 1,035,000) for research-based programs. Ph.D. students may receive an exemption of up to CAD 24,000 (approximately INR 1,639,000) per year. The scholarship amount is directly deducted from the tuition fees and is awarded each semester throughout the study program. *Note: All INR conversions are approximate based on an exchange rate of 1 CAD = 68.3 INR.*

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Must be an international student (non-Canadian citizen or permanent resident), excluding French and French-speaking Belgian students who already benefit from other tuition fee exemptions.
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Must have received an offer of admission to an eligible study program at Université de Montréal.
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Must be continuously enrolled full-time in your program throughout your studies (unless an approved absence is granted).
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Must hold valid study authorizations (Québec Acceptance Certificate - CAQ and study permit) for all sessions of your study program.
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Must not be benefiting from another form of tuition fee exemption.
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Eligible programs include Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD degree programs. The scholarship is not available for short programs, preparatory years for university studies, or independent study programs.

Eligibility Criteria & Income Limit

Education Level	Undergraduate, Masters, PhD
Course / Stream	Undergraduate, Masters, PhD
Income Limit	No income bar
Category / Caste	General, OBC, SC, ST
Domicile State	All India

Mandatory Documents Checklist

✓Completed admission application form
✓Official academic transcripts and certificates from all previous institutions (including Class 10, Class 12, Bachelor's, Master's degrees, as applicable)
✓Proof of French language proficiency (minimum B2 level CEFR for most programs; may vary by program, some graduate programs may accept English proficiency)
✓Copy of valid passport
✓Copy of birth certificate
✓Academic Resume/CV (if required by the specific program)
✓Letters of recommendation (if required by the specific program)
✓Research proposal (for graduate applicants, if required by the specific program)
✓Certified French translation of any documents not in English or French
✓Québec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) (after admission)
✓Study Permit (after admission)

Selection Process

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Candidates are automatically considered for the University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship upon applying for admission to a degree program
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No separate scholarship application is required
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The selection is based solely on the excellence of the applicant's academic record, as assessed from the transcripts provided during the admission application.

Renewal Policy

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The scholarship is awarded each semester and is renewable throughout the duration of the study program, provided the student continues to meet specific conditions
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These include maintaining continuous full-time enrollment (unless an authorized leave is granted), holding valid study authorizations such as a Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) and a study permit for all program sessions, and not benefiting from any other form of tuition fee exemption
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Failure to meet these conditions may result in the withdrawal of the scholarship.

How to Apply Online

Applications are submitted online via the official portal. Complete eKYC, upload scanned documents, and submit before the closing date.

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Select Your Program
Choose your desired Bachelor's, Master's, or Ph.D. program on the Université de Montréal official website.
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Submit Admission Application
Complete and submit your official admission application form to the Université de Montréal through their online admissions portal. This is the primary step, as no separate scholarship application is required.
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Automatic Scholarship Evaluation
Your admission file will be automatically evaluated for the exemption scholarship once submitted.
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Track Application Status
Monitor the status of your admission application via your student account (Centre étudiant account).
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Receive Offer
If admitted and eligible, you will receive your Notice of Admission along with the scholarship award notice (detailing the exemption amount) via email.

Common Questions (FAQs)

Do I need to submit a separate application for the University of Montreal Exemption Scholarship?

No, a separate scholarship application is not required. Your admission application to a degree program at the Université de Montréal automatically qualifies you for consideration for the exemption scholarship. The university evaluates your academic file for the scholarship upon receiving your admission application.

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