Scholarships

Scholarships

Korea Advantage

Tuition fee in South Korean universities can range between ₹3.4 lakh and ₹19 lakh (500,000 KRW to 28 million KRW annually).

Scholarships to Help Cover Study Costs in South Korea

This can be quite an investment for Indian students. However, several scholarships specifically for Indian students can help ease this financial burden, making studying in South Korea a real possibility!
Scholarship Name Offered By Scholarship Award
Global Korea Scholarship Korean Government Covers: Air, fare, Insurance, Tuition fees, Language courses, Research support
University Scholarship Type A Every Korean University Covers 30% to 100% tuition fees
University Scholarship Type B Every Korean university Covers 30% to 100% tuition fees
Here is a list of prominent Korean scholarships to cover educational expenses in South Korea.

Korean Government Scholarship Programs

Universities Scholarships

Many Korean universities offer scholarships to international students, typically based on academic performance, such as the applicant’s GPA. For specific details, students can refer to the individual university websites or explore resources on Study in Korea, which provides comprehensive information on scholarships and eligibility criteria.
Scholarship Type A (private universities located in Seoul metropolitan area)
Grantees Benefits Requirements
Undergraduate students covering 30% of tuition fee(minimum) who has outstanding GPA record
Graduate students full tuition fee exemption Faculty recommended student who has outstanding GPA record
covering 80% of tuition fees who was recommended by faculty
Graduate students (enrolled in the field of international relations) full tuition fee exemption who has outstanding GPA record
full tuition fee exemption who has outstanding GPA record
full tuition fee exemption who has outstanding GPA record
Scholarship Type B (private universities not located in Seoul metropolitan area)
Grantees Benefits Requirements
Undergraduate students covering 50% of tuition fee who has outstanding GPA record
covering 30~70% of tuition (depends on the last semester GPA) who has outstanding GPA record
Graduate students full tuition fee exemption recommended students (by professor, researcher, research institutes)
covering 80% of tuition fee who has great language skills
covering 50% of tuition fee (excludes registration fee) who has outstanding GPA record