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Get Scholify is a scholarship platform for students in India. It brings central and state government schemes, private trusts and university awards into one searchable catalogue, works out which of them you are eligible for from your own profile, and keeps track of the deadlines and documents each one needs.

It covers undergraduate, postgraduate and MBBS study, both in India and abroad.

No. Creating an account, completing your profile and browsing every scholarship in the catalogue are free, and there is nothing to pay to set a deadline alert.

Any student applying from India. The catalogue spans school-leavers looking at their first undergraduate course through to postgraduate and medical applicants, and it includes both Indian institutions and overseas ones.

From the profile you fill in when you sign up: what you want to study, the level you are applying at, your Class 10 and Class 12 marks where a scheme is marks-gated, your family income band, your category, and the subjects you are interested in.

Filters that describe a scholarship — who runs it, what field it is for — only match schemes that name your answer. Filters that describe eligibility work the other way round: a scheme that sets no restriction at all is shown to everyone, because an empty requirement means the award is open rather than that it excludes you.

Every selection decision is made by the organisation funding the scholarship — a government department, a trust or a university — and not by Get Scholify. What the platform does is make sure you find the awards you are actually eligible for, apply before they close, and submit them with the documents they ask for, which is where most applications are lost.

It varies by scheme, and each listing states its own requirements. The set most Indian scholarships ask for is an Aadhaar card, your Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets, an income certificate, and a bank passbook in the student's name.

Category-based awards additionally need a caste or community certificate, and overseas applications usually want a passport and English-language test scores.

Turn the alert on for any scholarship and Get Scholify emails you ahead of its closing date, so a deadline you noticed in June does not pass unremarked in October. Alerts are per scholarship, so you only hear about the ones you are actually pursuing.

Yes, and you generally should. Most schemes allow it, and your profile and uploaded documents are reused across applications rather than re-entered each time. Where a particular scholarship forbids holding another award at the same time, its listing says so.

Create an account with your email address — you will be sent a six-digit code to confirm it — and then answer the two short steps that make up your profile. Matching scholarships appear on your dashboard as soon as that is done.