Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology (DAIICT), Gandhi Nagar Scholarships

1. Merit Scholarship

Scholarships will be given to the top five students, who take admission in the program through All India Rank in JEE Mains. In case such candidates are less than five, the remaining scholarships 

(five minus the awarded) may be transferred to Merit-cum-Means category. 

• 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. 
• The SPI 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 succeeding semester.

• The student should not obtain a grade other than a passing grade in all the courses taken in a semester. In other words, the student should have obtained a grade of D/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 (F/NP/X) in any course of a semester, then he will not be eligible for the scholarship for one succeeding semester. 
• The student should complete all the degree requirements in the normal duration of study for the program.
• The student should at no time be placed on academic probation or be subjected to any disciplinary action by the Institute. 

Scholarships would be offered to the five students with the highest All India Rank in JEE Main, and who take admission in the program, subject to a means test. In order to be eligible for this category of scholarship, the annual income of the student’s parent or guardians should not exceed Rs. 250,000/- per annum. Also, 

awardees would be required to submit suitable documents in proof of the above every year. 

• The student should satisfy the means test in every academic year on the basis of the annual income in the preceding financial year. 
• The SPI 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 not be offered in the succeeding semester. However, if the SPI in a semester again is 6.50/10.00 or above, then the scholarship would be restored from the succeeding semester. 
• The student should complete all the degree requirements in the normal duration of study for the program.
• 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 obtain a grade other than a passing grade in all the courses taken in a semester. In other words, the student should have obtained a grade of D/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 (F/NP/X) in any course of a semester, then he will not be eligible for the scholarship for one succeeding semester
• 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.