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Introduction:

The wait is over — CBSE and other boards have declared the results for class 10th and 12th. While congratulations are in order, the next question students and parents face is: "Now what?"
As career counselors and international education experts, we at Abroadpedia are here to help you navigate your next big decision — whether it’s choosing a stream, a skill, or even a country to study in.

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For Class 10th Students: Choose the Right Stream + Skills

If you’ve cleared class 10th, you’re about to make one of the most important decisions of your life — picking your stream: Science, Commerce, or Arts.

What to Consider:

• Your Interests (Don’t pick Science just because of marks!)

• Your Strengths (Love numbers? Consider Commerce.)

• Future Career Scope (Data Science, Design, Business, AI, Healthcare…)

Skill Tip:

No matter your stream, start learning soft skills, coding basics, and spoken English — especially if you dream of studying abroad after 12th.

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For Class 12th Students: India vs Abroad — What’s Best for You?

Now that you’ve passed class 12th, your options have multiplied:

Option 1: Study in India

• Competitive exams like NEET, JEE, CUET, CLAT etc.

• Top universities: Delhi University, IITs, IISc, etc.

• Government scholarships for meritorious students

Option 2: Study Abroad (After 12th)

With rising demand for global talent, countries are offering affordable and high-ROI education to Indian students:

Top Choices:

• Canada: 2–4 year UG diploma/degree, work permit post study

• UK: 3-year Bachelor’s, scholarships available

• Germany: No tuition fees in public universities, tech/engineering hotspot

• USA: Liberal education, Ivy League dream

• Japan, UAE, and Singapore: Affordable Asian excellence + modern lifestyle

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Career Counseling Insight:

Many students feel lost because they follow trends, not passion or strength. At Abroadpedia, we believe your career should be an intersection of:

• What you love

• What you’re good at

• What the world needs

• What you can earn from

(This is your IKIGAI – your true career path.)

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What Should You Do Now?

✅ If you're in class 10:

• Finalize your stream based on career goals

• Talk to mentors/counselors before deciding

• Join summer skill bootcamps (coding, AI, design, business basics)

✅ If you're in class 12:

• If you’ve already cracked competitive exams — amazing!

• Not happy with your scores? Don’t panic — foreign universities evaluate more than just marks.

• Start SOPs, IELTS prep, and applications by July–August 2025 for Fall intake.

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Our Final Advice:

Whether you study in India or abroad, the key is to be clear about your goals and skills. Abroadpedia offers:

• Personalized career counseling

• Study abroad planning (SOPs, Visas, Scholarships)

• Free webinars & updates on trending programs

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comprehensive list of scholarships available for Indian students after 10th and 12th, both within India and abroad, categorized for clarity:

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I. SCHOLARSHIPS IN INDIA (After 10th & 12th)

A. Government Scholarships (India)

1. INSPIRE Scholarship

   • For top science students after 12th.

   • ₹80,000 per year by DST, Govt. of India.

2. National Scholarship Portal (NSP)

   • Umbrella platform for all central/state-level scholarships.

3. Post-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST/OBC

   • For students from reserved categories.

   • Covers tuition fees, maintenance, and books.

4. AICTE Pragati and Saksham Scholarships

   • Pragati for girls; Saksham for students with disabilities.

   • ₹50,000 per year.

5. CBSE Merit Scholarship Scheme

   • For single girl children (class 11 & 12).

   • ₹500 per month.

6. KVPY (Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana)

   • For science stream students after 11th/12th.

   • Monthly fellowship + annual contingency grant.

7. NTSE (National Talent Search Exam)

   • After 10th standard.

   • ₹1,250 to ₹2,000 per month up to higher education.

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B. Private/NGO Scholarships (India)

1. Jio Scholarship

   • Up to ₹35,000/year for students in 10th–12th.

2. HDFC Educational Crisis Scholarship

   • For financially weak students in 6th to PG.

3. Aditya Birla Scholarship

   • For meritorious students in class 11 & above.

4. LIC Golden Jubilee Scholarship

   • For low-income families.

   • ₹10,000/year.

5. Sahu Jain Trust Scholarships

   • For general studies and technical education.

6. Vidyasaarathi Scholarship

   • Platform offering scholarships for multiple private companies.

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II. SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDY ABROAD (After 12th)

A. Country-Wise Scholarships

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1. Canada

• Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute Scholarships

• Lester B. Pearson International Scholarship – Fully funded at the University of Toronto.

• UBC International Leader of Tomorrow Award

• Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (for PG later)

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2. United Kingdom (UK)

• Chevening Scholarship (for PG, but known)

• Commonwealth Scholarship (PG too)

• Charles Wallace India Trust Scholarships

• University-specific merit scholarships (like Oxford, Warwick, Nottingham)

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3. United States (USA)

• Tata Scholarship for Cornell University

• Global Undergraduate Exchange Program (UGRAD)

• College Board India Scholarship (SAT score-based)

• Need-based aid in Ivy Leagues (Harvard, MIT, etc.)

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4. Germany

• DAAD Scholarships

  • Mostly for PG, but many UG public universities are tuition-free.

• Heinrich Böll Foundation Scholarships

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5. Australia

• Deakin India Scholarship

• University of Sydney International Scholarships

• Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarships

• Destination Australia Program

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6. Japan

• MEXT (Monbukagakusho) Scholarship

  • Fully funded by Japanese Government.

  • For UG, PG, research, and technical education.

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7. UAE / Dubai

• Khalifa University Scholarships

• United Arab Emirates University Scholarships

• SP Jain School of Global Management Scholarships

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8. Singapore

• SIA Youth Scholarship

  • For 11th and 12th in Singapore.

• Singapore International Pre-University Scholarship

• Nanyang / NUS merit scholarships

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9. Other Scholarships (Global)

• The Rhodes Scholarship (Oxford, PG)

• The Inlaks Scholarship (for elite institutions globally)

• Global Study Awards by British Council

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Tips to Increase Scholarship Chances

• Start preparing early (class 10 or 11).

• Work on English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL).

• Maintain strong academics.

• Build a good SOP (Statement of Purpose).

• Engage in extracurriculars and leadership.

• Follow official embassy & university portals.

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