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      NDTV Deakin Scholarship Program – 2015Thu 14th May 2015

      NDTV Deakin Scholarship Program – 2015

      NDTV has been a pioneer in the Indian TV journalism space and has often leveraged the power of its reach to bring about positive impacts to solve real world problems through dedicated and innovative programing.

      Deakin University from Australia, has initiated a campaign called “Changing 100 Lives” which aims to enable students to access, participate and achieve a higher education regardless of their location, socio-economic status or family situation.

      As natural partners towards a common cause, NDTV and Deakin have launched a scholarship which will offer 100% tuition fee scholarship to a deserving candidate for enrolment in the July 2015 intake.

      The objective of the NDTV Deakin Scholarship Program is to award a deserving student with a meritorious academic history and holistic achievements for studies on-shore at Deakin University, Australia with the view of returning to India with skills and experience which would make an impact to the society.

      The value of the scholarship will be equivalent to the total tuition fee payable for studies at Deakin University in Australia to study an undergraduate program for duration of 3 or 4 years. The scholarship is equivalent to approximately AUD$30,000 or INR 60 lakh per annum.

      Shortlisted candidates must have scores or more than 80% in class twelve and meet other minimum requirements. They will be selected through interview by a panel of members from both NDTV and Deakin University, Australia.

      Detailed information and how to apply is available on ndtv.com/scholarship.

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