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Scholarships to study in UK
British Council has announced the Goa Education Trust scholarships to the UK. These scholarships will fund Indians to pursue a Masters in the UK. This year, Goa Education Trust Scholarship (GET) is open to all Indian nationals with valid Indian passports. Interested candidates can apply and win financial assistance to study in the UK.
Hyderabad: British Council has announced the Goa Education Trust scholarships to the UK. These scholarships will fund Indians to pursue a Masters in the UK. This year, Goa Education Trust Scholarship (GET) is open to all Indian nationals with valid Indian passports. Interested candidates can apply and win financial assistance to study in the UK.
The Scholarship will fund tuition fees and will contribute towards living expenses up to a maximum of GBP 25,000. Preference will be given to Goans. “We are happy to be a part of the Goa Education Trust scholarship. The scholarship is aimed at supporting young Indian students to study in top universities in the UK.
We continuously want to support the Indian students to enhance their skills by studying in the best UK universities. A lot of students have already benefitted from the Goa Education Trust scholarship and we are positive that this year we’ll see a higher number of applicants”, says Rob Lynes, Director British Council India.
