Osmania University College of Law (OUCL), Hyderabad – Scholarships

Osmania University College of Law offers various scholarships to its students. Following is the list of the scholarships that are provided to the students at OUCL.

• National Merit Scholarship (NMS): Available to students who secured this scholarship during their intermediate level (based on SSC marks) and apply for its renewal during the degree course (based on intermediate marks).
• State Merit Scholarship: Available to students who secured this scholarship during their intermediate level (based on SSC marks) and apply for its renewal during the degree course (based on intermediate marks).
• Scheduled Caste Scholarship: It is eligible for S.C students (sub-Caste Mala / Madiga) whose parent income does not exceed INR 50,980/- per annum for undergraduate studies and INR 44,500/- per annum for postgraduate and professional courses.
• Economically Poor Persons Scholarship (EPP): Available to students other than those belonging to SC/ LBC /ST/ (OC category) whose parents' income does not exceed INR 12,000 per annum.
• Listed Backward Class Scholarship (LBC): Eligible for applicants belonging to the LBC groups (A, B, & D) and the parental income should not exceed INR 38,200/- per annum.
• Deceased Government Servants Children Scholarship: Available to children of deceased government servants, with details of their late parent's employment and a death certificate, and a parental income limit of INR 12,000/- per annum.
• Scholarships granted by the Central Government: Available to students from various categories, including children of Ex-servicemen.

Non-University Fee: INR 10 is collected from every student and INR 4/- from every P.G. Student as part of the Non-University fee at the beginning of every academic year, used for student welfare activities.

Sumrana Mohiuddin Scholarship: Tuition fee and special fee for two years for B.Sc. second year students studying Genetics and for one year for B.Sc. third year students of MPCIS / MPEC.

These scholarships are designed to support students from various backgrounds, including those from economically weaker sections and those belonging to reserved categories.