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Scholarship Opportunities for Indian Students Available Until October 31, 2026

Maria Santos
By Maria Santos
Oct 10, 2026 • 2 min read
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Several scholarship programs for Indian students are currently accepting applications until October 31, 2026. These include opportunities for medical, STEM, law, and other fields, with rewards up to Rs 2 lakh annually. Notable scholarships include the Satya Scholarship and the DXC Progressing Minds Scholarship, among others.

Scholarship Opportunities for Indian Students Available Until October 31, 2026
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As the academic year progresses, numerous scholarship programs for Indian students are available, with deadlines approaching on October 31, 2026. These scholarships offer vital financial support across various fields, including medicine, STEM, law, and undergraduate education. With rewards reaching up to Rs 2 lakh annually, students are encouraged to apply for these opportunities to help with their educational expenses. Notable programs include the Satya Scholarship Program, which covers full course fees and accommodation for medical students, and the DXC Progressing Minds Scholarship aimed at supporting women and transgender students in STEM fields.

The Satya Scholarship Program 2026, initiated by the Nehru Sidhant Kender Trust, provides 100% annual course fee coverage along with accommodation and meal support for eligible students pursuing medical and health sciences. This scholarship is specifically designed for students from Punjab or the Ludhiana district enrolled in select medical institutions across India. Applicants must be first-year students with a minimum of 60% in their Class 12 examinations and a parental income cap of Rs 8 lakh. Preference is given to marginalized groups, including girls, sportspersons, and orphans.

Another significant opportunity is the DXC Progressing Minds Scholarship for Graduation Students in STEM 2026-27, which offers a one-time award of Rs 50,000 to women and transgender students pursuing undergraduate programs in STEM across India. Eligibility requires a minimum of 60% marks in the latest academic year and a family income below Rs 4 lakh. This initiative reflects efforts to support underrepresented groups in critical fields through corporate social responsibility.

Additional scholarships include the Winnie Sun Scholarship for female MBBS students, the Santoor Scholarship for young women pursuing undergraduate courses in Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra, and the Parivartan ECSS Programme supporting students from Class 1 through postgraduate level. Each program has specific eligibility criteria and application deadlines, ensuring that financial assistance reaches those in need. For instance, the Santoor Scholarship provides a one-time award of Rs 30,000, while the GEV Memorial Merit Scholarship supports law students pursuing LL.B. or LL.M. programs.

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