You must have an offer of a seat at a Scottish institution on an appropriate program to apply for a Saltire Scholarship. 

Students are requested to enquire with their university for further information if they fulfill the qualifying conditions for EU and EEA scholarships. The Saltire Scholarship application deadline for students from Canada, China (including Hong Kong), India, Pakistan, Japan, and the United States has passed, and applications are now closed.

To be considered for Commonwealth Scholarships, you must apply through a National Nominating Agency. Every Commonwealth country has its nominating body with its set of regulations, eligibility requirements, and dates.

Documents to Support an Application for Commonwealth Scholarships

To begin their Commonwealth scholarship applications, you must provide the following documents:

• Passport photocopy

• Admission letter to a UK institution based on academic certificates

• Proof of tests taken to study in the United Kingdom

Applicants can apply for admission and financing (Gates Cambridge and other sources) using the Graduate Application Portal of the University. 

To be considered for the renowned Gates Cambridge Scholarship, you must first complete the section on applying for admission to a program and a College seat and the Gates Cambridge element of the financing section.

The university board appoints a special selection committee to assess students based on specified criteria.

Recipients will be notified about the scholarship by the end of April. The scholarship is renewable for three years of study at the University of Edinburg.

Conditions of Use Concerning the scholarship:

• Ph.D. or the equivalent indirect research training holders are not eligible.

• If a student applies to begin his Master's degree in the first year and his Ph.D. in the second year, as in the case of a Postdoctoral, the scholarship will not be available in the first year of study.

• The Edinburgh Global Research Scholarship cannot be combined with other scholarships, such as the Commonwealth Scholarship or the Marshall Scholarship.

Applicants for a Chancellor's International Scholarship must also enroll in a Ph.D. program at the University of Warwick, which will commence in October 2022.

• Students presently enrolled in a Ph.D. or MPhil/Ph.D. program at the University of Warwick may apply only during their first year of enrollment.

• Applicants must expect to be considered 'overseas' for fee reasons, but there are no further nationality requirements.

• Applicants from any discipline at Warwick are welcome to apply.

• You cannot carry over scholarships to the next academic year.

You must read the PGR Ranking Criteria before applying. You must submit your course application and your scholarship application online, together with the accompanying documentation, by January 20, 2022.

For further information on how to apply for this scholarship, please read the 2022 Chancellor's International Guidance Notes and visit the official website.

The British Council panel reviews each scholarship application based on predetermined criteria. For the final selection process, applicants who have been shortlisted will be interviewed.

The university will notify GREAT Scholarship awardees and will release funds after registration.

The British Council's selection panel will decide on scholarship giving. Selected candidates must make financial arrangements for living, traveling, and studying in the UK.

Below are some of the criteria that the candidates should keep in mind- 

• You should apply for individual scholarships using the methods provided on each university's scholarship homepage.

• The application deadline for GREAT Scholarships differs depending on the university. It is recommended that students look up the official website for more details. 

Q1. Which intake is better for scholarships for the UK?

Answer - To start a master's degree in the UK, the best time for candidates is in January or September. As most of the major institutions are available for admission, you may apply to more than five universities, keeping your options open.

Q2. Which university in the UK offers the most scholarships?

Answer - The UK universities that offer the most scholarships are as follows - 

• University of Edinburgh: 19,000 – 42,000 GBP yearly.

• Cass Business School: 40,000 – 45,000 GBP annually.

• College of Science and Engineering: 14,000 – 15,000 GBP annually.

• University of Leeds: 9,250 – 21,000 GBP yearly.

Q3. How much CGPA is necessary to win a scholarship in the UK?

Answer - Students must have a CGPA of 3.0 out of 4.0 or 75% marks in the final degree for Ph.D. scholarships. They should also have 60% marks or a CGPA of 2.50 out of 4.0 in the final degree for the MS scholarship.