This article provides comprehensive information about the Presidency College Scholarship program for the academic year 2022-2023. The merit-based scholarships, available to students enrolled in BBA, BCA, PGDM (MBA), and MCA courses, aim to facilitate the pursuit of quality education. The scholarships are allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis. They are offered in the form of tuition fee waivers and are awarded to students who meet certain eligibility criteria. Additional scholarships are also made available to students who demonstrate exemplary performance in the Scholarship Test conducted by the college.
Presidency College - BBA/BCA Scholarships
Presidency College offers scholarships to students pursuing BBA or BCA. These scholarships are based on students’ performance in the 10+2 level examination as well as their performance in the Scholarship Test during their course years.
| Eligibility | Scholarship % | Course Year | Boy | Girl | No. of Scholarships |
| Minimum 80% marks in aggregate in 10+2 level in CHSE/CBSE/ICSE 2022 examination | Boys: 10 % on 1st-year course fees only Girls: 15 % on 1st-year course fees only | 1st Year | INR 4,500 | INR 6,750 | 6 students only |
| Securing 80% or above marks in 1st Year Scholarship Test (PST) | Boys: 15 % on 2nd-year course fees only Girls: 20 % on 2nd-year course fees only | 2nd Year | INR 6,750 | INR 9,000 | 8 students only |
| Securing 80% or above marks in 2nd Year Scholarship Test (PST) | Boys: 20 % on 3rd-year course fees only Girls: 25 % on 3rd-year course fees only | 3rd Year | INR 9,000 | INR 11,250 | 10 students only |
Presidency College - PGDM (MBA)/MCA Scholarships
Presidency College extends scholarships to students pursuing PGDM (MBA) or MCA. These scholarships are awarded based on the students' performance in their undergraduate degree as well as their personal circumstances related to the Covid-19 pandemic.
| Eligibility | Scholarship % | PGDM (MBA) Total Scholarship in INR | MCA Total Scholarship in INR | No. of students |
| Candidates who lost both parents in Covid 19 | Boys: 100% Girls: 150% (50% for food and accommodation) | Boy: INR 80,000 Girl: INR 120,000 | Boy: INR 60,000 Girl: INR 90,000 | 2 |
| Candidates who lost single parents in Covid 19 | Boys: 50% Girls: 50% | Boy: INR 40,000 Girl: INR 40,000 | Boy: INR 30,000 Girl: INR 30,000 | 2 |
| Candidates secured minimum 90% marks in aggregate in Graduation | Boys: 40% Girls: 50% | Boy: INR 32,000 Girl: INR 40,000 | Boy: INR 24,000 Girl: INR 30,000 | 4 |
| Candidates secured minimum 80% marks in aggregate in Graduation | Boys: 30% Girls: 40% | Boy: INR 24,000 Girl: INR 32,000 | Boy: INR 18,000 Girl: INR 24,000 | 8 |
| Candidates secured minimum 70% marks in Graduation. | Boys: 20% Girls: 30% | Boy: INR 16,000 Girl: INR 24,000 | Boy: INR 12,000 Girl: INR 18,000 | 16 |
