Several scholarships are available for B.Tech students offered by the government, private organizations, and educational institutions. Merit-based scholarships are available to students who achieve high levels of academic achievement. Need-based scholarships are designed to support those coming from weaker economic backgrounds. Certain schemes have specific categories that apply to reserved sections such as SC/ST/OBC, minorities, or the differently-abled. Among government-funded scholarships are the Prime Minister's Scholarship Scheme, AICTE Pragati and Saksham Scholarships, and various grants by state governments. Many universities also offer waivers for tuition fees and provide stipends to worthy students.
Private companies and NGOs offer scholarships to promote technical education. Tata, Reliance, and Infosys offer financial assistance according to academic performance and personal background. Some international scholarships enable B.Tech students to pursue studies abroad. Students should check scholarship portals and university websites regularly for deadlines and eligibility criteria. Proper documentation, academic records, and recommendation letters increase the chances of selection. Early application and meeting all the criteria increases the chances of getting financial assistance.