DAIICT Merit-cum-Means Scholarship : Dhirubhai Ambani Institute
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Organisation : Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology
Scholarship Name : Merit-cum-Means Scholarship
Applicable For : B.Tech Students
Website : https://www.daiict.ac.in/
Scholarships :
The Institute awards scholarships to deserving students of the B Tech programs.
Related : DAIICT 2017 UG Admission B.Tech Scholarships : www.scholarships.net.in/14146.html
There are two categories of scholarships:
** Merit Scholarship
** Merit-cum-Means Scholarship
Scholarships of the value equal to tuition fee for the duration of the program (eight semesters only) are awarded for each category. From the year 2016-17, the scholarship scheme would be as under.
Selection of Scholarship Winners:
Selection of scholarship awardees will be based on the performance in the admission test, viz. JEE Mains Exam (Joint Engineering Entrance Mains Examination) conducted by CBSE.
Selection criteria would be as follows:
Merit Scholarship:
Scholarships would be awarded to the top five students, who take admission in the program, with an All India Rank in JEE Main (conducted by CBSE) better than 5000 (n.b. smaller numerical value indicates higher rank
student with rank 01 is the best performer nationally). In case such candidates are less than five, the remaining scholarships (five minus the awarded) may be transferred to Merit-cum-Means category.
Merit-cum-Means Scholarship:
Scholarships would be offered to the five students with the highest All India Rank in JEE Main (conducted by CBSE) who take admission in the program, subject to a means test.
In order to be eligible for this category of scholarship, the annual family income of the student’s parent(s)/guardian(s) should not exceed Rs. 3,00,000/- per annum. Awardees would be required to submit suitable documents in proof of the above every year.
Rules for Merit Scholarship :
The scholarship would be continued on a semester-wise basis for a maximum of eight semesters (normal duration of the program) provided that the student satisfies the conditions given below.
The Summer Semester is not covered in the scheme; hence a student who does not satisfy a particular condition in the Winter Semester of a particular academic year would not be eligible for the scholarship in the Autumn Semester of the succeeding academic year.
Minimum SPI:
The SPI (Semester Performance Index) obtained by the student should be 8.00/10.00 or above in every semester. If the SPI falls below 8.00/10.00 in a particular semester, the scholarship would not be offered in the succeeding semester.
However, if the SPI in a semester again is 8.00/10.00 or above, then the scholarship would be restored from the succeedingsemester.
Pass in all Courses:
The student should not obtain a grade other than a passing grade in all the courses taken in a semester, i.e. the student should have obtained grade of DE or above for courses with letter grades, and a grade of P for all courses with P/F grades.
If the student gets a non-passing grade (ie F/NP/X) in any course of a semester, then he will not be eligible for the scholarship for one succeeding semester.
Duration of Study:
The student should complete all the degree requirements in the normal duration of study for the program.
Probation or Disciplinary Action:
The student should at no time be placed on academic probation or be subjected to any disciplinary action by the Institute.
The student should not have been subjected to any action for use of unfair means in any examination, or for plagiarism in any submission. In case this condition is not satisfied, the scholarship would be permanently withdrawn.
Rules for Merit-cum-Means Scholarship:
The scholarship would be continued on a semester-wise basis for a maximum of eight semesters (normal duration of the program) provided that the student satisfies the conditions given below.
The Summer Semester is not covered in the scheme; hence a student who does not satisfy a particular condition in the Winter Semester of a particular academic year would not be eligible for the scholarship in the Autumn Semester of the succeeding academicyear.
Means Test:
The student should satisfy the means test in every academic year on the basis of the annual income in the preceding financial year.
Minimum SPI:
The SPI (Semester Performance Index) obtained by the student should be 6.50/10.00 or above in every semester. If the SPI falls below 6.50/10.00 in a particular semester, the scholarship would be discontinued. All candidates need to apply fresh every year in Autumn semester.
Pass in all Courses:
The student should not obtain a grade other than a passing grade in all the courses taken in a semester, i.e. the student should have obtained grade of DE or above for courses with letter grades, and a grade of P for all courses with P/F grades.
If the student gets a non-passing grade (ie F/NP/X) in any course of a semester, the scholarship would be discontinued.
Duration of Study:
The student should complete all the degree requirements in the normal duration of study for the program.
Probation or Disciplinary Action:
The student should at no time be placed on academic probation or be subjected to any disciplinary action by the Institute.
The student should not have been subjected to any action for use of unfair means in any examination, or for plagiarism in any submission. In case this condition is not satisfied, the scholarship would be permanently withdrawn.