MGU Sports Scholarships 2024-26: Apply now for online & physical forms
In short
- Mahatma Gandhi University is inviting applications for Sports Scholarships for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 academic years.
- Applicants must submit both an online application via Google Forms and a physical application countersigned by their College Principal.
- Required documents include attested sports merit certificates and proof of a bank account with accurate details.
- Scholarships are designed to assist students based on merit, economic need, and specific categories.
- Only one scholarship is granted per student per year and cannot be combined with other awards.
Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU) School of Physical Education & Sports Sciences has commenced the application process for its Sports Scholarships for the academic years 2024-25 and 2025-26. The scholarships aim to provide financial assistance to talented athletes and support students based on merit, economic need, and category, reducing the financial burden of higher education.

These opportunities support diverse student backgrounds, including those with outstanding achievements, and are primarily channeled through central government, state government, and University Grants Commission (UGC)-funded initiatives, alongside the university’s own student welfare fund. Benefits may include partial waivers, fixed stipends, or targeted support for postgraduate, doctoral, and select undergraduate students.
Application Process and Required Documents
Prospective applicants for the Mahatma Gandhi University Sports Scholarships must complete a two-step application process. This involves submitting an online application through a Google Form and a physical application. The physical application form must be duly completed and countersigned by the Principal of the applicant’s college to be considered valid.
Applicants are required to furnish several supporting documents to ensure their application is complete. These include attested or duly authenticated copies of sports certificates and testimonials, which will be evaluated based on achievements eligible under applicable Mahatma Gandhi University Sports Scholarship rules. In addition, proof of a bank account, showing the account holder’s name, account number, and IFSC, is mandatory to support timely payment of scholarship benefits. Incomplete application forms or those submitted without the required supporting documents may face rejection.
Eligibility and Selection Criteria
Mahatma Gandhi University scholarships are structured to assist students by recognizing high achievement, supporting financial necessity, and acknowledging unique personal circumstances. Eligibility for academic merit schemes typically requires candidates to have secured at least the 80th percentile in Board examinations or to maintain a top rank within the university. Need-based awards are generally subject to strict family income limits, commonly set at up to INR 4,50,000 per annum.
The selection process involves a thorough scrutiny by a dedicated university committee, which may request supplementary information from applicants as needed. Category-based awards, such as those for Youth Festival participants or NCC/NSS cadets, may be capped by specific beneficiary quotas. It is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure the correctness and completeness of all furnished information, including verifiable documents such as qualifying exam mark sheets, income certificates, category certificates, and admission confirmation letters.
Scholarship Benefits and Renewal
Mahatma Gandhi University scholarships offer various benefits designed to help students manage educational expenses. These benefits can include fee waivers, monthly stipends, or one-time financial support. However, only one scholarship is granted per student per year, and it cannot be combined with any other scholarship or financial aid.
Most MGU scholarships require annual renewal, which is contingent upon meeting specific academic and conduct criteria. Renewal typically necessitates maintaining a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) or cumulative marks, usually 50% or higher, in addition to regular attendance and good conduct. All scholarship awards are subject to committee approval and the annual availability of funds. External government scholarships may operate under separate limits or deadlines, which applicants should also consider.
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