
The Hans India has listed scholarships and an internship programme for Indian students for 2026-27. The Nikon Scholarship offers up to Rs 1 lakh to Class 12 pass-outs taking professional photography courses…
The Hans India has listed scholarships and an internship programme for Indian students for 2026-27. The Nikon Scholarship offers up to Rs 1 lakh to Class 12 pass-outs taking professional photography courses of at least three months, subject to a family income limit of Rs 6 lakh. The Panasonic Ratti Chhatr Scholarship offers Rs 70,250 annually to first-year B.E. and B.Tech students admitted to an IIT, with an income ceiling of Rs 8 lakh.
The U-GO Scholarship offers up to Rs 60,000 a year to eligible women pursuing professional undergraduate courses. The IIRS External Student Internship Programme, offered by ISRO’s Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, provides research training and certification to eligible science and technology students. Application deadlines range from 20 August to 30 October 2026.
Scholarship announcements often prompt exaggerated claims that funding will solve every barrier to higher education. These awards are useful, but their conditions are narrow, and applicants still need admission, academic records and timely online submissions. Students should verify course, income and year-of-study rules on the official application pages before sharing documents. The practical test is simple: how many eligible applicants receive support, and by what date are awards disbursed?
Source: thehansindia.com
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