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Macquarie University Launches Scholarship for Indian Students Pursuing Higher Education

Macquarie University has unveiled an exciting scholarship opportunity for Indian students pursuing higher education. The Vice-Chancellor International Scholarship offers up to 50,000 Australian dollars in tuition fee relief, significantly easing the financial burden of studying abroad. This scholarship is available for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with specific eligibility criteria including strong academic qualifications. Learn more about how to apply and the benefits of this scholarship.
 
Macquarie University Launches Scholarship for Indian Students Pursuing Higher Education

Exciting Scholarship Opportunity for Indian Students



For those aspiring to study abroad, particularly in Australia, there is noteworthy news. A prestigious university in Australia has introduced a scholarship aimed at Indian students, significantly alleviating their financial burden related to education. This initiative will substantially lower tuition costs, making the prospect of studying overseas more accessible.


Macquarie University, recognized globally for its academic excellence, is offering the Vice-Chancellor International Scholarship. This scholarship is available for both undergraduate and postgraduate students from India.


Scholarship Financial Details


Eligible students can receive tuition fee assistance of up to 50,000 Australian dollars, which is roughly ₹2.85 million. This financial support can greatly ease the cost of education for those facing high tuition fees.


Distribution of Scholarship Funds


The scholarship amount will be disbursed in two parts:



  • $40,000 through the India Early Acceptance Scholarship

  • $10,000 via the Vice-Chancellor Scholarship


Eligibility Criteria


To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following requirements:



  • Must be an Indian citizen

  • Must possess an admission offer letter from the university

  • Must be prepared to pay tuition fees punctually

  • Must not be receiving any other government or private scholarships

  • Applicable only for undergraduate and postgraduate programs, excluding certificate or short-term courses

  • Must have strong academic credentials, with a minimum WAM score of 65 for postgraduate studies and an ATAR score of 85 or equivalent for undergraduate studies