Government schemes, institutional support and help with your education loan paperwork.
Financial support
A large share of our students are the first in their family to enter higher education. The college treats financial support as part of admissions, not a separate process, and the office will walk you through what you qualify for before you commit.
Support comes from three directions: Government of Tamil Nadu and Government of India scholarship schemes, institutional assistance through the educational trust, and education loans from banks, for which the college supplies the documentation required.
Eligibility for government schemes depends on category, family income and academic record, and the criteria are set by the sanctioning authority rather than by the college. Our office will tell you which schemes to apply for and help you submit.
Schemes
Education loans
Banks lending for higher education require documentary confirmation from the institution. The college office issues these promptly so that your loan application is not held up.
Bring your sanctioning bank's checklist to the office and we will prepare what is needed.
How to apply
Mention your category and circumstances when you first contact the admissions office.
Most scholarship applications require a confirmed place before they can be submitted.
Community, income, nativity and first graduate certificates as applicable, issued by the competent revenue authority.
Submit your application through the college scholarship section, which handles the portal submission and follow-up.
The office will tell you when the scheme is sanctioned and how it is adjusted against your fees.
Scholarship schemes, eligibility conditions and amounts are set by the sanctioning government department and revised from time to time. All scholarships are subject to eligibility. Contact the college office for the schemes open in the current academic year.
Talk to the admissions office about scholarships and loan support before you decide.