A scholarship could reduce part of your study cost. Explore the routes for your destination and find out what you can apply for.
Start with your course, grades and preferred intake.
It is help with a cost. The first step is knowing which cost, how much help and what is left to pay.
The university reduces part of the amount you pay for your course. It may appear as a credit on your fee account rather than money paid to you.
Start with the university's international scholarship page and the British Council's funding guide. Check whether the award applies to Nepali students, your course and the correct intake. Keep possible discounts separate from a confirmed award.
Explore UK studyCompare institutional scholarships and financial aid information for international applicants. Check eligibility, separate applications and renewal conditions. EducationUSA is an official starting point for understanding how to finance study.
Explore USA studyUse Study Australia's scholarship information and the university's own award pages. Compare tuition awards with any research or living-cost support. Confirm the eligible course, nationality, intake and conditions.
Explore Australia studyCheck institution and department awards alongside EduCanada's scholarship information. Eligibility can depend on the level of study, programme and nationality. Record whether support is automatic, competitive or needs a separate application.
Explore Canada studyStart with official institution awards and Study with New Zealand. Check the course, nationality and study-level conditions and compare any support with the full cost of your plan.
Explore New Zealand studyExplore institutional scholarships and the Study in India portal. Confirm whether the route accepts students from Nepal, how results are assessed and whether support continues beyond the first year.
Explore India studyMake a plan you can afford
Check the full tuition and living costs alongside any award. An application is not confirmed funding. Ask about the amount, conditions and decision date before including a scholarship in your main budget.
Talk through my budgetAn award based on achievements described in its criteria. These might include academic results or other evidence.
Support that considers financial circumstances. The provider explains which evidence and eligibility rules apply.
Keeping an award for another period. Check any academic, enrolment or other conditions before planning future years.
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