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Research suitable courses across 800+ partner universities and narrow them down together.
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Work back from each deadline, leaving time to gather records, request references and complete any required tests.
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Get help with the submission steps and deadlines for each university you apply to.
What makes a good shortlist?
Three things to weigh up before you decide where to apply.
Your academic background
Compare your qualifications with course entry requirements to identify suitable options.
Your Interests
Look beyond the degree title. Review what you’ll study and how the course relates to your goals.
Your Budget
Consider tuition fees alongside living expenses before deciding where to apply.
Documents most applications ask for
Requirements differ between universities and courses, so check each one before you apply.
Academic records and transcripts
Your qualifications and results so far.
Statement of purpose
Why you want this course and how it fits your goals.
References
From people who can speak to your academic or professional work.
CV
Your education, experience and achievements in one place.
Course-specific material
Anything extra your course asks for, such as test scores.
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Compare rankings, acceptance rates and fees. Tap the heart to add a university to your shortlist.
Browse more Universities
Check what each award covers, who can apply and when applications close, including whether you need to apply separately.
Master’s
Fulbright-Nehru Master’s Fellowship
Award
Upto 2 Years
A 4-year degree and about 3 years of relevant work experience.
2027/28 round closed
Undergraduate
Tata Scholarship at Cornell
Award
Need-based aid
Indian citizens admitted to Cornell who apply for financial aid.
No separate application form
Postgraduate
Inlaks Shivdasani Scholarship
Award
Up to US$100,000
Strong students with an offer from a top university. Some subjects are excluded.
Closes 31 Mar 2027 | 142 days left
Master’s
Chevening Scholarship
Award
Funded master’s
Graduates with about 2 years of work experience, who agree to return to India for 2 years.
2027/28 round closed
Merit
Rhodes Scholarship
Award
Full
Closes 31 Jul 2027 | 264 days left
Master’s
DAAD EPOS Scholarship
Award
€992 / month
Professionals on development-related courses, usually with 2 years of work experience.
Dates vary by course
Master’s in 2+ countries
Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
Award
€1,400 / month
A 4-year degree and about 3 years of relevant work experience.
2027/28 round closed
Master’s
Harvard Financial Aid
Award
Full
Closes 1 Jan 2027 | 53 days left
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FAQ
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