Scholarships and Need-based Support
In keeping with FLAME University’s avowed commitment to promoting academic excellence, and to correspondingly attract the brightest amongst the students seeking admission to undergraduate and postgraduate programs, the University offers an array of merit scholarships and need-based financial support. This is designed to give students an opportunity to further their education at FLAME University. Most prominent amongst these scholarships and support avenues are the full scholarships (full fee waivers) which can be awarded to most outstanding students joining the University.
We, therefore, strongly encourage and recommend that you go through the details below to acquaint yourself with the avenues and opportunities of scholarships and financial aid available at FLAME University. These policies, as part of the University’s endeavor to advance scholarship, are introduced to enable you to pursue a rewarding and world-class education anchored in liberal education with additional opportunities for leadership, training and collaboration across fields.
Merit scholarships at the time of admission
We award a range of merit-based scholarships to the best performing candidates at the time of admissions. The scholarship may range from partial to full fee waivers. The final internal scores in the admission process is the primary consideration for scholarships. The amount of scholarship awarded to an individual applicant shall be informed in the admission offer letter.
FLAME Fellows Program*
The FLAME Fellows Program is a scholarship program for postgraduate students with CAT or XAT percentile above 90 percentile or GMAT scores of >650 along with a consistent academic record.
The scholarship awardees shall be known as FLAME Fellows, and will be eligible for 100% Tuition Fee Waiver.
20 scholarships will be given to deserving candidates for the postgraduate programs.
The selection process for this scholarship will be multi-level, including a written Essay, Video SOP and two rounds of interviews. The final selection will be done by a panel comprising of Board Members and Industry Professionals along with the Vice Chancellor and the Dean.
* Only for postgraduate students
Special scholarships through application
We award special scholarships for achievers or outstanding all round performers in diverse fields. You can be eligible to be considered for the scholarship, if you meet any of the following criteria:
- State level, board level or national level rank holder in academics
- Scholarships are awarded for outstanding sports performances. Candidates who have achieved first, second, or third places at State, National, and International tournaments, will be considered for this scholarship.
Upon hearing about your selection at FLAME University, you will have to share the relevant certificates with us at:
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- State Level: Certificates issued by the concerned sports Association which is recognized by IOA will only be considered.
- National Level: Certificates issued by the concerned sports Federation recognized by IOA and the certificates issued by SGFI will only be considered.
- International Level: Certificates issued by the concerned sports Federation recognized by IOA will only be considered.
- A merit certificate for the age category of Under-14 (aged 12 - 13 - 14) and above will be considered.
- National/State level achievers in fields other than academics or sports
Supporting documents shall be required to be considered for this scholarship.
Need based Financial Aid
Emergency tuition support may be provided to students who face a financial need caused by circumstances beyond their control. Students facing loss of funding resulting from a death of a close family member (parent, sibling), serious illness, or any other circumstance which makes it difficult for the student to generate funds on their own, can approach the university officials for emergency tuition fees support.
Supporting documents shall be required to be considered for need-based support.
On receiving the need-based support request, FLAME University’s admissions team will share a list of documents required for evaluation.
- Please ensure, all shared documents are legible and in PDF format.
- Incomplete submission of supporting documents will not be processed for further approval.
Merit scholarships for enrolled students
To encourage and reward exceptional academic performance, scholarships may be awarded to students who are pursuing a program at FLAME University, provided they fulfill the following conditions at the time of application for scholarship:
- Rank in the top 5% in their respective batch.
- Have a minimum CGPA of 8.50.
The list of meritorious students shall be prepared on the basis of annual academic performance at the end of every academic year and the eligible students, who are not on any other scholarship, shall be considered for the scholarship award for remaining term of the program.
Scholarship Conditions
- Scholarships are awarded for the full duration of the program. The annual scholarship award is divided equally between two semesters.
- The Scholarship Committee will review the performance of the scholarship student every term/semester. The continuation of the scholarship is dependent on student’s maintaining a GPA and CGPA of 7 (8.50 in case of scholarship awarded under clause ‘Merit Scholarship for enrolled students’) or more in every term/ semester of the program in which the student has enrolled in. If a scholarship student fails to meet this criterion during a particular semester, he/she will be placed on “Academic probation” for the next semester, and he/she will lose the scholarship for that semester. If a student fails to meet the above criteria for more than two consecutive semesters, the student will forgo the scholarship completely.
- Scholarship withdrawal may be initiated by the university against the students for certain disciplinary reasons too.
- The selected scholarship student shall work on campus for no more than 12 hours per week for the terms/semesters in which the student receives the scholarship benefit.
- The scholarship amount will not be paid to the selected student. It will be deducted from the term/semester dues directly.
- In case a scholarship student withdraws from the program, the student has to refund the scholarship amount that the University has already disbursed.
- The Scholarship Committee reviews the scholarships from time to time and reserves the right to alter, modify, change or withdraw any of the provisions and policies.
- Should any of the information given by the scholarship recipient be found inaccurate or false at any time during the program, the scholarship award will be withdrawn and the recipient will either be charged full payment of fees immediately or will be dismissed from the program.
For queries, regarding scholarships and need-based support, please email