MITS Scholarship provision & Scope
Madanapalle Institute of Technology & Science (MITS), Deemed to be University, firmly believes that education is the greatest enabler of social and economic progress. In pursuit of its mission to promote inclusive excellence, MITS has established a comprehensive scholarship policy designed to support and encourage students from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that financial constraints do not impede access to quality education.
This policy reflects the University’s commitment to provide financial assistance to students with academic potential and economic need, foster inclusion by supporting students from underrepresented, marginalized or economically disadvantaged backgrounds by recognizing their academic achievement with exemplary conduct and holistic development.
This policy applies to all students admitted to various full-time programs of MITS Deemed to be University and covers institutional, governmental, and externally funded scholarships administered through the University.
Office Order - Scholarship Committee - 2025
MITS Support and Guidance for External Scholarships
Dedicated Student Affairs Cell
MITS has a Student Affairs Cell whose key role is to support students in finding and applying for scholarships both government-funded and from private/NGO sources:
- Information dissemination: The cell circulates details about scholarships such as those available through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP), AICTE, UGC, Ministry of Minority Affairs (MOMA), SC/ST scholarships, AICTE’s Single Girl Child Scholarship, and other schemes like ONGC and private organisations.
- Regular updates: Students receive notifications almost throughout the year when new scholarships or applications open.
- Guidance on eligibility & application process: The cell explains eligibility criteria and correct documentation needed for various schemes.
Over the years, hundreds of MITS students have benefited from central government and private scholarship schemes through this support system.
Scholarship Awareness & Application Help
- Counselling on scholarship choices: Helping students identify which scholarships they are eligible for based on category (e.g., SC/ST, minority, EWS) and academic performance.
- Assistance with online portals: Particularly the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) the central government’s unified platform for applying and tracking scholarship applications.
- Circulation of application procedures: Official circulars and directions for how to register, which forms to use, and how to complete applications properly (both fresh and renewal)
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for any scholarship or award under this policy, a student must:
1. Be a bonafide, full-time student of MITS.
2. Maintain good scholastic standing
3. Exhibit good conduct, discipline, and attendance throughout the academic year.
4. Submit valid income and merit documents as applicable.
5. Not simultaneously hold another full scholarship for the same purpose unless permitted by the Scholarship Committee.