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SIIP

Study in India Programme
NationwideIndividualCentralCentral Sector SchemeMinistry of EducationNo start date
myScheme’s own wording, reproduced in full. Where it is thin, that is the finding, and the completeness checks are below.

What this is

The Study in India Programme aims to promote India as a global education hub by offering centralized admissions, quality education, and visa support to international students.”

In detail

The scheme “Study in India Programme” has been launched by the Ministry of Education under the Department of Higher Education, Government of India. The scheme aims to position India as a global education destination by providing international students with a single centralized digital platform, access to quality institutions, and end-to-end admission and visa support for pursuing higher education in India.

> Scheme Implementation

The scheme is implemented by the Ministry of Education in coordination with the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of External Affairs through the Study in India portal.

Who qualifies

  • The applicant should be a foreign national seeking admission in India.
  • The applicant should have completed the required qualifying education as per course norms.
  • The applicant should apply through the Study in India portal.
  • The applicant should possess a valid passport.
  • The applicant should meet academic and language requirements of the chosen institution.
  • Indian nationals are not eligible under the Study in India Programme.
  • Admissions outside the Study in India portal are not covered.

What you get

Single Centralized Admission Platform:**

  • One portal for registration, course search, application submission, visa and FRRO processes.

Access to Quality Institutions:

  • Admission to NAAC-accredited, NIRF-ranked, autonomous, and globally ranked institutions.

Unique Study in India Student ID

  • Mandatory unique ID generated at registration.
  • Required for admission and visa issuance.

Wide Range of Courses

  • Access to 8,000+ courses including Engineering, Management, Science, Humanities, Artificial Intelligence, Medicine, Yoga, Buddhist Studies, and Vocational Courses.
  • Ability to apply to multiple institutions simultaneously and receive multiple offer letters.

Financial Assistance through Institutes

  • Tuition fee waivers ranging from 10% to 100%, subject to institute discretion.
  • No direct scholarship is provided by the Study in India Programme.

Visa and Immigration Support

  • Assistance through coordination with Indian Embassies and High Commissions.

24×7 Student Support**

  • Continuous support through toll-free contact center, email, and social media.
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Eligibility published here520 characters
Benefit amount published hereamount or quantity stated
Description more than a name176 characters
Implementing agency published herefield absent from the record
How to apply published hereno URL and no offline mode declared
Start date published herenot published
End date published hereno end date recorded, so indefinite by omission
Stored links well-formedall parse
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schemeNameStudy in India ProgrammemyScheme · 2026-09-02
schemeOpenDate...not published at source
schemeCloseDate...not published at source
nodalMinistryNameMinistry of EducationmyScheme · 2026-09-02
dbtSchemeFalsemyScheme · 2026-09-02
achievement data...no source publishes this for any central scheme