GENERAL ENTRANCE AWARD PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP

1. Generally, students need an 80% admission average or 26 predicted/anticipated IB Diploma points to be considered.
2. Averages are calculated using the five courses that are required for the program that the student has applied for.
3. Both domestic and international students are eligible to apply.
4. For the First Nations and Indigenous Black Student (FNIB) Scholarships, the admissions average is not taken into consideration.
5. You must remain registered in an eligible undergraduate degree/diploma program offered in the Faculties of Agriculture, Architecture & Planning, Arts & Social Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering, Health, Management or Science, or in the School of Dental Hygiene.
6. In order to receive your scholarship, you must register as a full-time student (minimum 9 credit hours per term for degree students and 6 credit hours per term for technology students) at Dalhousie University for the term(s) in which the scholarship is awarded.
7. This is the minimum registration requirement and some awards may require more credit hours per term. Students registered at King's College are not eligible for Dalhousie scholarships.

Stated amount: 1,005,969

1. Award amounts typically range from approximately $750 (INR 62, 873) for your first year to $48,000 (INR 40, 23, 904) ($12, 000 (INR 10, 05, 969) per year for 4 years).
2. We assess all students individually based on their complete application submissions.
3. Some awards are offered based on academics and other achievements, some are based on financial need, and others are hybrid awards and consider a student's grades, involvement outside of the classroom, and financial need.
4. As a result, we do not list award values based on grades alone. No. Of Scholarship- 2000

Application Fees- $70 (INR 4, 318) To be considered for the General Entrance Award program, students must complete the application and submit any additional documents before the deadline.

1. Login to Dal Online. Click on ‘New User?’ and select the option ‘Activate or Lookup your Net ID’.
2. Find the Dal ID given on your acceptance letter to proceed further.
3. Next, set up your NET ID by following the instructions on Dal Online.
4. After setting up your Dal Online login and Net ID, follow the steps given below:
5. Click upon the tab of Student Awards and Financial Aid and select the option ‘Apply for Student Aid’.
6. Select the Aid Year.
7. Select the General Entrance Award application and follow the instructions to complete the form. I have been accepted to a Dalhousie program You must complete the following before the deadline to be considered for entrance awards:
8. Complete the General Entrance Award application.
9. Submit your official first semester transcript or, for NS and ON applicants, your provincial student ID number. I have not yet been accepted to a Dalhousie program You must complete the following before the deadline to be considered for entrance awards:
10. Apply to an undergraduate program at Dalhousie.
11. Complete the General Entrance Award application.
12. Pay the $70 CAD admissions application fee.
13. Submit your official first semester transcript or, for NS and ON applicants, your provincial student ID number. Student Supporting Documents are:
14. Academic Transcripts (1st year )
15. The provincial student ID number for NS and ON applicants Also, academic transcripts must be sent to the Registrar's Office for consideration. All the documents along with the application form must be mailed to GEAsubmission@dal.ca. The email must include the full name of the student, date of birth and B00 number; and the subject line should be ‘GEASupportingDocs’. For further details, please click here.

The selection panel at Dalhousie University will review all the applications from the students. The selection of the recipients will be based on the following factors: The selection criterion is based upon the following factors: ​​​​​​​

1. Academic achievement
2. Extra-curricular involvement
3. Leadership
4. Financial need
5. Community service, and
6. Cultural identity. Other Info