Things to Watch Out For
A scholarship test is a genuine opportunity, but stay alert:
- Read the fine print on “free” coaching. Some scholarships cover tuition but not test series, optional subjects, or material.
- Confirm the institute’s track record. A 100% waiver is only worth taking if the coaching quality is real. Check verified results and reviews.
- Avoid pay-first traps. Be cautious of any “scholarship” that pressures you into a large non-refundable payment before the test result.
- Note validity periods. A waiver often applies to a specific batch or year clarify what happens if you defer.