FLAME University, Pune Scholarships

  Pune   AICTE, UGC, NBA, Private   ESTD 2007
  Pune   AICTE, UGC, NBA, Private   ESTD 2007

Scholarships

FLAME University Pune Scholarships

FLAME University extends a variety of scholarships to both need-based and high-achieving students, with selections based on applications and subsequent interviews. These scholarships range from partial to full fee waivers. The following scholarships are available:

  1. Merit Scholarships: Exceptional candidates are granted full fee waivers upon admission, with final admission process scores taken into account for scholarship consideration.

  2. FLAME Fellows Program: This initiative targets postgraduate students with CAT/XAT scores above 90 percentile or GMAT scores exceeding 650. Recipients of this program are eligible for a 100% tuition fee waiver, with a total of 20 deserving students receiving this award.

  3. Special Scholarships: FLAME University acknowledges outstanding all-round performers across various domains with special rewards. Eligibility for this scholarship is contingent upon holding a national level rank in academics or sports.

  4. Emergency Need-Based Support: Financial assistance is extended to students facing unforeseen financial challenges arising from circumstances beyond their control, such as bereavement, serious illness, or other situations impeding their ability to generate funds independently.

  5. Merit Scholarships for Enrolled Students: Current university students are also recognised based on their academic achievements. To qualify for this scholarship, students must rank in the top 5% of their cohort and maintain a minimum CGPA of 8.50.

  6. College Board India Scholars Program in collaboration with FLAME University: Indian students scoring 1300 or above on the SAT are acknowledged as Top Performers by the College Board. Top Performers demonstrating significant financial need, defined as family income less than INR 8,00,000 per annum, are eligible for a full tuition scholarship for the duration of their study program through the College Board.