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Thapar Institute Of Engineering And Technology - SCHOLARSHIPS and TUITION FREESHIPS
1. 25 SCHOLARSHIPS/TUITION FREESHIPS
25.1 The Institute offers following scholarships for UG students admitted on the basis of
JEE(Main) score:
Sr.
No.
Name of the
Scholarship
Criteria for First Year Number
Value of
Scholarship
Criteria for
Continuation
1
MERIT
SCHOLARSHIPS-I
Aggregate Marks > 95%
First 25 students irrespective
of branch on the basis of
JEE score in the first year.
25
TF + DF
waive off
8.50 CGPA,
No backlog.
In case, a student
selected in first year
fails to satisfy any of the
conditions mentioned
above at any stage,
he/she will not be
entitled for scholarship
again even if he/she
qualifies the conditions
subsequently i.e., these
students will have to
satisfy these conditions
consistently in all
semesters under
consideration to be
eligible for continuation
of the scholarship.
2
MERIT
SCHOLARSHIPS-II
Aggregate Marks > 90%
Next 30 students
irrespective of branch on
the basis of JEE score in the
first year.
30
TF waive
off
3
MERIT
SCHOLARSHIPS-III
First 10 % of admitted
students (other than over
and above intake) in each
discipline on the basis of
ranking by TIET. The students
must also have more than
85% in aggregate at 10+2
level. Any fraction will be
converted to next whole
number e.g. if 10% of
admitted students comes
11.2 then 12 scholarships will
be given.
178
(approx)
TF/2
Covering first 10% of
the students’ strength
(other than over and
above intake & back
loggers) in each
discipline on the basis
of AGPA.
AGPA ≥ 8.00, No
backlog in the year of
consideration and
should be in merit of
his/her stream on the
basis of AGPA in the
preceding year.
4
Merit-Cum-Means
Scholarships_
normal
Gross family income ≤ 5.00
lac.
Given on the basis of
ascending order of income.
Note: Girl students coming
from families have no male
child will be given
preference.
10
TF + DF
waive off
Gross family income ≤
₹5.00 lac.
CGPA ≥ 7.00, Income
criteria to be followed,
No backlog in year of
consideration.
5
Merit-Cum-Means
Scholarships_Special
To deserving cases not
covered in “Merit-Cum-
Means
Scholarships_normal”
Including girls having ‘Single
Girl child status. Gross family
income ≤ 5.00 lac.
Note: Recommendations of
such cases shall be given
by DoSA and Committee
consisting of Deans shall
finalise the scholarships.
5
(maximum)
TF + DF
waive off
Gross family income ≤
5.00 lac.
CGPA ≥ 7.00.
No backlog in year of
consideration
2. 25.2. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP
Three merit scholarships, one each of value of full, half and quarter tuition fee respectively, as
prescribed from time to time for general category of MCA and M.Sc. students, be awarded to the
students in MCA and M.Sc. programme wise and year wise, on the basis of merit used for making
admissions.
Merit scholarships will be awarded only if the number of students registered in a discipline is at least
five.
25.3 ELIGIBILITY
25.3.1 Only those students will be eligible for the award of Institute merit scholarships who have
cleared all the courses prescribed for the respective programme upto the stage of the
award. In other words, they should not have any backlog.
25.3.2 Merit Scholarships-I & Merit Scholarships-II of B.E./B.Tech. shall be awarded to the students as
per prescribed criteria in the above table. Only students selected in first year shall continue
to get the scholarship in subsequent years on fulfillment of required conditions.
25.3.3 Merit Scholarships-III covering 10% of the students’ strength (other than over and above
intake) of B.E./B.Tech. shall be awarded every year on the basis of AGPA earned in the
preceding year and criteria mentioned in above table. However, only the candidates
having more than 85% aggregate marks in 10+2 will be eligible for this scholarship. In case
student is upgraded through December Test in 1st year, he/she will not be eligible for merit
scholarship in 2nd year on the basis of his/her performance in 1st year.
In case FN/NRI student or IEP student is selected for merit scholarship-III in second year or
subsequent years, he/she will be given award amount as per the tuition fee charged from
Indian students of the same batch.
25.3.4 Award of Merit Scholarships in the first year of MCA and M.Sc. programme will be based on
the merit used for making admissions. In the subsequent years, these would be based on the
AGPA earned by the student during the preceding academic year.
25.3.5 The student who has been awarded merit scholarship by the Institute are entitled to receive
stipend or any financial assistance from any other source. However, if the student is awarded
any stipend or financial assistance from any other source, he shall immediately
communicate the same to Dean of Academic Affairs (DoAA).
25.3.6 There will be no income limit of the guardians/parents of the students for the grant of merit
scholarships.
25.3.7 In case a student is eligible for more than one scholarship/freeship, he/she shall be awarded
only one scholarship/freeship as per his/her preference.
25.4 Alumnus Ward Scholarship
Four scholarships @ ₹50,000/- per annum: One scholarship to one ward of alumnus in each year of
B.E./B.Tech. on merit-cum-means basis.
These scholarships are given by TIET Alumni Association.
In addition to above some other scholarships are given through TIET Alumnus mentioned in the
scholarship table.
3. 25.5 Selection
25.5.1 The award of merit scholarships for B.E./B.Tech., MCA and M.Sc. programs shall be
announced every year by the DoAA.
25.5.2 If the student declines (or is not awarded merit scholarship for certain reasons) it shall be
awarded to the next student in the approved list.
25.5.3 The merit scholarships shall be tenable for one academic year.
25.6 Tie Breaker
In case of a tie at AGPA, it shall be broken by considering number of A+ grades secured by the
students during the period under consideration for calculation of AGPA. If number of A+ grades
secured by students are same then tie shall be broken by considering the students’ performance
on the basis of CGPA. If the CGPA is also same, the tie shall be broken using the percentage of
marks obtained by the students in all the courses of last two semesters (3 trimesters for MBA
program). If, however, the tie still exists then it will be broken by considering the merit of the
entrance examination taken at entry level.
25.7 Withdrawal
If a recipient of merit scholarship is found guilty of gross misconduct his/her case after due warning
shall be reported by the DoAA for withdrawal of merit scholarship and decision in this regard will be
taken by the Deputy Director.
25.8 Other Scholarships/Stipends
The details of other scholarships and stipends offered to the students are given in the Table I.
Table – I Scholarships and Stipends
≥
Sr.
No.
Nature of Scholarship Value in ₹
No. of
Scholar ship(s)
Eligibility Conditions
1.
Merit-Cum-Means
Scholarships
Tuition and
Development Fee
Waiver
ME/MTech: 05
M.Sc.: 01
MCA: 01
Entrance Test Rank and
Academic Performance in
next years. Parent’s gross
annual income from all
sources ≤ ₹5.00 lacs & other
conditions.
2. IM Thapar Scholarship Tution Fee waiver 04
Scholarship will be awarded
to B.E./B.Tech. 1st year
student(s) of any stream and
should have atleast 80%
marks scored in 12th and
atleast 40% marks scored in
JEE Main and having annual
family income ≤ ₹5.00 lacs.
To continue this scholarship,
a student has to score CGPA
≥ 7.5 with no E or F or X
grade in the relevant
academic year. Other
guidelines are available at
TIET website.
3.
Vimlasons Charitable
Foundation Scholarships
₹10,000/- per
annum
05
One each for girl student of
1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th year of UG
programme and one girl
4. student of M.Sc. (1st or 2nd
year) on merit cum mean
basis.
Means: less than ₹2.00 lac.
Merit: minimum 75% marks in
the 10th and 12th board
examination and will be
renewed if the student has a
minimum CGPA ≥ 7.00 and
with no backlog course.
4.
Vimlasons Charitable
Foundation Scholarships
₹8,000/- per
annum
03
One for Post Graduate and
two for LMTSOM students for
merit cum means basis
subject to conditions.
5.
A.C.Khanna-Balraj
Chexal Scholarship
₹10,000/- per
annum
01
One BE Mechanical
Engineering student of
second year on the basis of
merit.
6.
Shakuntla-Juneja
Memorial Scholarship
₹10,000/- per
annum
01
One BE Civil Engineering
student of 2nd year on the
basis of merit.
7.
Prof R.K.Virmani
Scholarship
₹10,000/- per
annum
01
One BE Mechanical
Engineering student of 3rd
year or final year on the
merit cum mean basis.
Means ≤ ₹2.4 lac per annum
Merit ≥ 6.00 AGPA
8.
Late Dr. H.S. Kasana
Scholarship
₹10,000/- per
annum
01
2nd year M.Sc. (Mathematics
& Computing) student who
secures maximum CGPA in
first year.
9.
Smt. Sudarshan
Syanghal Sehgal
₹20,000/- per
annum
01
B.E./B.Tech. student of 1st
year on merit cum means
basis.
10.
Dipesh Chawla
Memorial Scholarship
₹32,000/- per
annum
01
The best student in the BE
(Civil) final year on the basis
of CGPA at the end of 3rd
year.
11.
Late Swaraj Bedi
Scholarship
₹10,000/- per
annum
01
Female student of 3rd /4th yr
of B.E./B.Tech.. CGPA ≥ 7.00,
Means ≤ ₹2.00 lac per
annum.
12.
Sardarni Mohinder Kaur
Sidhu Memorial
Scholarship
₹10,000/- per
annum
01
Topper of BE (Electrical
Engg.) at the end of 3rd year.
13.
Late H R Bhatia
Scholarship
₹10,000/- per
annum
01
Male Engineering Student in
3rd year or 4th year; Merit >
7.0 CGPA and Means Yearly
income < ₹ 2.00 lacs
14.
Amir Chand and Dewki
Bai Batra Scholarship
₹15,000/- per
annum
01
To a student who at the end
of third year stands first in
Mechanical Engineering
according to the CGPA
15.
Prem Sagar Gupta Merit
Scholarship
₹5,000/- per annum 03
One each to BE Civil
Engineering student of 2nd,
3rd and 4th year on merit
basis.
16. Datar Kaur/Pritam Kaur $500 per annum 02 2nd year Student of any
5. Annual Scholarship (Equivalent amount
in rupees shall be
given)
branch on merit cum means
basis.
CGPA ≥ 7.0 in first year
Means ≤ ₹2.00 lac per
annum.
17.
Central Sector
Scholarship Scheme of
top class education
for SC students
Equivalent to tuition
fee and other non-
refundable charges
as per guidelines of
Centre Govt.
10
First 10 SC students on merit
whose family income does
not exceed ₹4.50 lac per
annum. The details of the
scheme are available at
http://socialjustice.nic.in and
NeSP’s (National
Scholarships) web portal
(www.scholarships.gov.in)
18.
Central Sector
Scholarship Scheme of
top class education
for ST students
Equivalent to tuition
fee and other non-
refundable charges
as per guidelines of
Centre Govt.
05
First 5 ST students on merit
whose family income does
not exceed ₹4.50 lac per
annum. The details of the
scheme are available at
http://tribalaffairs.nic.in and
NeSP’s web portal
(www.scholarships.gov.in )
19.
Central Sector Plan
Scheme of Scholarship
for Top Class Education
for students with
Disabilities
Reimbursement of
tuition fees and
non-refundable
fees (max. ₹2.00
lacs) +
maintenance
allowance, books &
stationery
expenses, as per
guideline of
scheme
*
A person with disability
having not less than 40%
disability, total family income
shall not exceed ₹6.00 lacs
P.A. The details of scheme is
available at department
website
(www.disabilityaffairs.gov.in)
and NeSP”s web poral
(www.scholarships.gov.in )
20.
Central Scheme of
Scholarship for College
and University students
₹1,000/- P.M. for
10 months (for 1st
year to 3rd year)
and ₹2,000/- (4th
and 5th year
*
Under National Merit
Scholarship Scheme,
Eligibility: above 80% marks in
10+2 examination and family
income less than ₹6.00 lacs
P.A. The details of scheme
are available at
http://mhrd.gov.in and
NeSP’s web portal
(www.scholarships.gov.in)
Eligible students for scholarships at Sr. No. 17 and 18, will have to firstly register at national
scholarships web portal and submit application form to DOSA office, then, first top 10 (Ten) SC
and 05 (Five) ST students will be asked to apply online on national scholarship
(www.scholarships.gov.in).
For scholarships at Sr. No. 19 and 20 are required to register and apply application on line on
national scholarships (www.scholarships.gov.in) web portal and a printout along with all the
relevant documents will be submitted to DOSA office (Room No. AB-106) for verification and to
forward the application to sanctioning authority.
21.
a) Punjab Govt. Post
Matric Scholarship for
SC students
Freeship equivalent
to the amount,
sanctioned by the
DTE, Pb,
Government of
Punjab
*
SC student of Punjab State
and family income should
not exceed ₹2.50/- lac per
annum and as per
guidelines by the Punjab
Government.
6. b) Special grant to SC
students
₹125/- per month
for Day Scholars.
₹250/- per month
for Hostlers as per
guidelines of
Punjab Govt.
*
SC student of Punjab State
and family income should
be less than ₹60,965/- per
annum, as per guidelines of
Punjab Government.
(c) Punjab Govt. Post
Matric Scholarship
(OBC)
Freeship equivalent
to the amount,
sanctioned by the
DTE, Pb,
Government of
Punjab
*
Should be OBC student of
Punjab State and family
income per annum should
not exceed the limit fixed by
the Punjab Government, i.e.,
₹1.00 lac/- per annum.
For 21 (a) and 21 (c), eligible students are advised to register and submit application form
online on www.punjabscholarships.gov.in and submit a print out of application form and other
relevant documents to the office of DOSA (Room No. AB-106) for verification and to forward
the application to sanctioning authority. Eligibility criteria is available on
www.dtepunjab.gov.in
22
(a).
Post Matric Scholarship
for students belonging
to the minority
communities.
As per government
guidelines
mentioned at the
site of welfare of
minority Deptt. and
national
scholarships web
portal
*
Students who have secured
not less than 50% marks in
previous year final exam.
Family income should not
exceed ₹2 lac per annum.
22
(b).
Merit cum means
Scholarship for students
belonging to the
minority communities.
For 22 (a) & 22 (b) as per Govt. guidelines available on website
http://www.scholarships.gov.in (national Scholarship portal)
23.
Post Matric Scholarship
to SC students
Equivalent to tuition
fee per month as
per the guidelines
of respective State
Government.
*
Should be SC student.
Other guidelines as per the
respective State
Governments.
24.
Special Scholarship
Scheme for J & K
students
Reimbursement of
tuition fee, other
incidental charges,
hostel/mess
charges etc. as per
guidelines of MHRD
for J&K scholarships
*
Parent income should not
exceed ₹6.00 lac per
annum.
Student should belong to J &
K and passed 12 or
equivalent from state Board
of J & K. Other conditions as
per guidelines of MHRD
25. National Scholarship
₹120/- Day Scholars
₹170/- Boarders
*
As per the guidelines by
Punjab Government.
26.
National Talent Search
Scheme Scholarship
₹500/- per month. *
As per guidelines of NCERT,
New Delhi.
27.
National Thermal Power
Corporation Scholarship
Scheme
₹18,000/- per
annum.
*
To be decided of the NTPC
for SC/ST/Physically
Handicapped students.
28. Indian Oil Scholarship
As per guidelines of
Indian Oil Corp. Ltd.
*
Should be SC/ST student
and to be decided by the
Indian Oil Corp. Ltd., New
Delhi.
7. 29.
Himachal Pradesh Govt.
Stipend
As per guidelines of
HP Govt.
*
On the basis of poverty-cum-
brilliance of Himachal State
Students as per guidelines of
the State Government.
30.
Guru Harkrishan
Educational Society
Scholarship
₹500/- per month. *
Students who have secured
not less than 60% marks in
the previous qualifying
examination. Family income
should not exceed ₹ 10,000/-
per month and to be
decided by the Society.
Scholarships instituted by Thapar Alumnus
31.
Thapar Institute of
Engineering &
Technology ‘Class of
1965’ scholarship
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated by 1965
batch
01
Scholarship will be awarded
to BE 3rd year student on the
basis of AGPA (minimum
8.00) earned during the 2nd
year of study and the merit
of the project proposal
submitted by the students of
Civil/Mechanical/Electrical
Engineering. Other
guidelines are displayed at
TIET website.
32.
Thapar Institute of
Engineering &
Technology ‘Class of
1987’ scholarship
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated by 1987
batch
02
Two scholarship of value Rs
50,000 per annum
(Maximum) will be awarded
to BE final year students. The
Scholarship shall be
awarded to student who has
minimum CGPA of 7.50 at
the end of 3rd year and has
done exceptionally well in
Sports or extra-curricular
activities. Other guidelines
are displayed at TIET website.
33.
Thapar Institute of
Engineering &
Technology ‘Class of
1988’ scholarship
₹60000/- P.A. 01
Scholarship will be awarded
to BE 3rd year student of
either Civil or Mechanical or
Electrical Engineering on the
basis of AGPA (minimum
8.00) earned during the 2nd
year of study and means
(students having family
income less than ₹5.00 lacs
are eligible to apply) Other
guidelines are displayed at
TIET website.
34.
Thapar Institute of
Engineering &
Technology ‘Class of
1989’ scholarship
₹1,00,000/- P.A. 01
Scholarship will be awarded
B.E./B.Tech. 2nd year of any
stream and should have had
no E or F or X grade up to
the first semester of second
year. CGPA not less than
8. 6.00 in first year and having
annual family income less
than ₹5.00 lacs. Other
guidelines are available at
TIET website.
35.
Vinod Luthra, Sudershan
Bhateja, Vijay Goel and
Shyam Lal Taneja
Scholarship 3rd Year
Mechanical
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated to the
account by Mr.
Luthra subject to a
maximum of
₹50,000/- p.a.
01
Scholarship will be awarded
to BE 3rd year student of
Mechanical Engineering on
the basis of CGPA (minimum
7.00) earned during the 2nd
year of study and means
(students having family
income less than ₹5.00 lacs
are eligible to apply) Other
guidelines are displayed at
TIET website.
36.
Vinod & Vinay Luthra
Family Scholarship 4th
Year Mechanical
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated to the
account by Mr.
Luthra subject to a
maximum of
₹50,000/- p.a.
01
Scholarship will be awarded
to BE 4th year student of
Mechanical Engineering on
the basis of CGPA (minimum
7.00) earned during the 3rd
year of study and means
(students having family
income less than ₹5.00 lacs
are eligible to apply) Other
guidelines are displayed at
TIET website.
37.
Vinod & Vinay Luthra
Family Scholarship 3rd
Year Civil
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated to the
account by Mr.
Luthra subject to a
maximum of
₹50,000/- p.a.
01
Scholarship will be awarded
to BE 3rd year student of Civil
Engineering on the basis of
CGPA (minimum 7.00)
earned during the 2nd year
of study and means
(students having family
income less than ₹5.00 lacs
are eligible to apply) Other
guidelines are displayed at T
website.
38.
Vinod & Vinay Luthra
Family Scholarship 4th
Year Civil
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated to the
account by Mr.
Luthra subject to a
maximum of
₹50,000/- p.a.
01
Scholarship will be awarded
to BE 4th year student of Civil
Engineering on the basis of
CGPA (minimum 7.00)
earned during the 3rd year
of study and means
(students having family
income less than ₹5.00 lacs
are eligible to apply) Other
guidelines are displayed at
TIET website.
39.
Thapar Institute of
Engineering &
Technology ‘Class of
1962 Scholarships”
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated to the
account by the
class of 1962
subject to a
maximum of
04
3 Scholarship will be
awarded to BE 2nd year
students (one each from
Civil, Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering) and
one Scholarship to BE 3rd
year student of Electrical
Engineering on the basis of
9. ₹50,000/- each p.a. CGPA (minimum 7.00)
earned during the previous
year of study and means
(students having family
income less than ₹5.00 lacs
are eligible to apply) Other
guidelines are displayed at
TIET website.
Note: At least One scholarship of 3rd year students out of scholarships at Sr. No. 35, 37 and 39
will be awarded to a female engineering student.
40.
Kanwaljit & Zenaida Dhir
Family Scholarship
Equivalent to the
interest generated
on amount
donated to the
account by Mr.
Luthra subject to a
maximum of
₹50,000/- p.a.
01
Scholarship will be awarded
to BE 4th year female student
of Electrical Engineering on
the basis of CGPA (minimum
7.00) earned during the 3rd
year of study and means
(students having family
income less than ₹5.00 lacs
are eligible to apply) Other
guidelines are displayed at
TIET website.
*depends upon the issuing agency.
Notes: (i) No scholarship shall be offered to students admitted/upgraded in December
Test. However, if funds pertaining to scholarships left unused after allocating
the scholarships to other students then the students admitted/upgraded
through December Test may be considered.
(ii) Students nominated by the Government of India are also awarded Scholarship by
their respective Governments.
(iii) Sponsored Industrial House Scholarhsip would also be available.
(iv) In case of any change regarding amount or eligibility for the Government
scholarships mentioned in above table, the latest circular shall be applicable.
(v) For availing Government scholarships, Aadhaar enabled bank account or linking of
existing bank account with Aadhaar number is required at the time of applying of
scholarship for direct transfer of scholarship amount to the beneficiary, as per the
guidelines issued by the Government from time to time.
Important Note:
All the eligible SC/ST, OBC, PwD students etc. should submit their scholarship forms alongwith all
other relevant documents in the office of DOSA (Room No. L-106), after applying online at
respective web portals for the academic year on or before the last date of submission of
application form. The last date of the scholarships will be displayed on the respective web portal of
the concerned scholarship schemes by the Govt. agencies. Student can apply for one scholarship
only.
As per the guidelines of the Government agencies, attendance through Biometric system is
mandatory for reserve category students who are eligible for scholarships from these agencies. The
location of the Biometric system for taking the attendance will be displayed on the notice boards of
the Institute.