Documentation for International Scholarship:

Documentation for International Scholarship:

When you want to apply for a scholarship abroad, check the necessary documents before the scholarship and learn how to apply. Today in this post I will tell you about the necessary documents for the scholarship that you should prepare before applying anywhere. These papers are not required for every scholarship, but some scholarships require them, so prepare the papers now.

1.      Before applying anywhere in the world, you must prepare your educational documents and these documents must be prepared from matric to all your education.

• Copy of passport

• Educational Documents (Transcripts/Degree/Certificate)

• Abstract of Previous Thesis or Final Year Project

• Academic Resume

• Statement of Purpose

• Study Plan or Research Plan

• Recommendation or Reference Letters

• Language Proficiency

• There are many ways and types of going abroad for scholarships;

• Fully Funded Scholarships

• Exchange Programs

• Summer Internships

• Youth Conferences (Cultural, Innovative, Creativity)

2.      Where and how to make these above documents and then where and how to apply for the scholarship?

• First of all, you must have your passport with you whenever you want to apply for the scholarship. If you don't have a passport, get one today because many scholarship forms ask for a passport number, so having it is one of the necessary documents.

• When you want to apply somewhere, you must have your educational documents. You must have all the certificates and mark sheets from matric to your final education.

• Many people use fake documents, so almost every country scholarship asks you for attested documents.

• Get matriculation and entrance documents verified by your education board, IBBC and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA).

• Get all academic documents of your university attested by HEC and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA).

• If you have done any thesis or project during your education, then you should also prepare the report.

3.      Academic CV: An excellent CV is most important for scholarship and CV plays a very important role in getting a scholarship. That's why the English say (First Impression is Last Impression). That is, if anyone sees you, they know everything at first sight and the only way to see you for a scholarship is a CV. You can write the things below in your CV.

• Your full name and contact number

• Your full home addresses

•  Education details

• Work Experience and Internship (if any)

• Any publication

• Any short course

Many people just make a beautiful CV but add things that they don't have as evidence then they don't get the scholarship. So always write the things you have with proof in a beautiful CV. Any type of CV format works in the world, but if you are still looking for a beautiful CV format, then you can create an online CV through Euro pass.

4.      Statement of Purpose (Statement of Purpose)

• You have to write yourself why you want to apply for this scholarship. Why did you choose this country? What are your future plans?

• In this, you are given separate requirements for each scholarship that you have to write a statement of purpose of how many words you can see in the post in the group.

5.       Study Plan and Research Plan (Study Plan and Research Plan)

• This thing is similar to Statement of Purpose i.e. what future you see in the department you are applying to and why you want to do research in this field. These are mostly written for PhDs which involve research.

6.       Reference or Recommendation Letter

• You can take this letter from your last academic teacher and most of the scholarships ask for two reference letters, so you should make these letters from two of your closest teachers. In which this testimony has been given that this professor knows you personally and you have been his student.

• You have to print this letter on the computer and get it signed by your professor.

• The reference letter must contain your professor's email address and contact number, so that the next person can contact your professor.

7.       Language Proficiency

When applying for any scholarship in the world, you must be asked for a language proficiency certificate. Many scholarships (a certificate issued by your school or university where you completed your last education stating that you completed your studies in English language) accept this scholarship but many Scholarship Elites require IELTS. That's why I advise you to remove the fear of elites from your heart and take the test. This will not only give you the experience of taking international tests but also increase your chances of winning a scholarship.

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In conclusion, proper documentation is crucial for the successful application and receipt of international scholarships. It is important to gather all required documents early and to make sure they are complete, accurate, and up-to-date. Additionally, it is recommended to make copies of all documents and to submit them in a timely manner to avoid any delays in the process. Remember to also stay organized and to keep track of deadlines to ensure that your application is considered. By following these guidelines, you will be well on your way to successfully applying for an international scholarship. 

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