Yes. Grades are not the selection criterion. What matters is whether you have a genuine situation that makes paying difficult, and whether you have the drive to follow through. The narrative you write tells us more than any mark sheet. If your grades are low but your determination is real — apply.
That is exactly who this scholarship is designed for. The middle-class family that does not qualify for government schemes but also cannot absorb the cost of private professional training. You do not need to prove poverty. You need to describe your situation honestly and let us have a conversation.
You submit the written application — your situation, your ambition, and your commitment to give back when you are able. If the application is genuine and the fit looks right, the founder will have a direct conversation with you. No panel. No formal interview process. One honest conversation to confirm fit on both sides.
The full programme fee. Whatever programme you are selected for — the cost is covered entirely. There are no hidden charges, no partial scholarships, no instalment arrangements. The seat is yours if you are selected.
When you are earning and stable — which means genuinely settled, not just employed for a month — you mentor one student from the next scholarship batch. What that mentorship looks like depends on what you can genuinely offer. Time, guidance, an honest conversation about your experience, an introduction to someone who can help. It is not a legal obligation. It is a human one. You know what you received. You decide what that is worth when you are in a position to give.
The first scholarship cohort has not yet been announced. Applications are being collected now and will be considered when the first batch is confirmed. If you apply, you will be contacted directly. There is no automated response — a real person will read what you write.