Scholarships at IIT Roorkee for UG, PG students

Merit Cum Means Scholarship

The Merit Cum Means Scholarship offers financial aid to both undergraduate and M.Sc. students. Undergraduates receive a stipend of at least Rs 1,000 per month for ten months each academic year, while M.Sc. students receive the same amount for the same duration. This scholarship covers up to 25% of the class strength and requires a minimum CGPA of 7.00. It is available to students from the General, General (EWS), or OBC category with a parental income not exceeding Rs 5 lakh.

James Thomason Scholarship

Targeting students admitted through JEE (Advanced), the James Thomason Scholarship is available for B.Tech., B.Arch., Integrated Dual Degree (IDD), Integrated Master of Technology (IMT), Integrated Master of Science (IMS), and BS-MS programs. Students with an All India Rank (AIR) up to 250 are eligible for this prestigious scholarship.

INSPIRE SHE Scholarship

Part of the Innovation in Science Pursuit for Inspired Research (INSPIRE) program, the INSPIRE SHE Scholarship is based on Class 12th results or ranks in select competitive exams. It supports undergraduate and postgraduate studies for Integrated M.Sc. program students whose parents' gross income does not exceed Rs 5 lakh.

Dr. S.K. Goel and Mrs. Kusum Goel Scholarship

The Dr. S.K. Goel and Mrs. Kusum Goel Scholarship provides financial assistance to four undergraduate students each year, offering Rs 2 lakh per student annually. Eligible candidates are those in the General or OBC category with a family income between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 6 lakh.

Scholarship for Disadvantaged Students

This specific scholarship supports two disadvantaged undergraduate engineering students annually with USD 1,000 each. To qualify, students must be in the General or OBC category, receiving a 2/3 Tuition Fee Waiver without availing any other similar scholarships.

Foundation Scholarships

In addition to the above, IIT Roorkee offers foundation scholarships like the Sharman Foundation Scholarship to further support its student community.
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