Global Indian International School (GIIS) Singapore Scholarships for standards 11 and 12

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Singapore Scholarships for standards 11 and 12 (International Baccalaureate and CBSE)

 

 

Global Indian International School

Singapore Scholarships for standards 11 and 12 (International Baccalaureate and CBSE)

Global Indian International Schools are Asia’s largest network of international schools with 21 schools across 8 countries. GIIS Singapore is the recipient of the prestigious international APQO Award for Education Excellence for 2009 and India’s National Quality Award (IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award) for 2008. GIIS student Ms. Apoorva was the World Topper in the IB May 2008 board exams.

2010 GIIS Junior College Scholarships

2 year scholarships will be awarded for standards 11 and 12, CBSE or IB, for the 2010-2011 session. The scholarship worth S$ 66,000* per student includes all tuition fees and boarding expenses. In addition, an annual allowance of S$2400, settling allowance of S$500, one return air fare from India to Singapore and subsidized medical benefits will be given. No bond is attached to GIIS Scholarship

(*for IB)

Eligibility criteria: Minimum 85% in std 10 pre-board exam, in stds 8 and 9 final exams, CBSE or ICSE or any state board (with English as 1st language). Short listed candidates will be invited for a written test in April 2010 to be held at Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Pune, Nagpur, Gandhidham, Trichy and Jodhpur centres. Written test will include general ability, mathematics and English. Interviews will be held in June 2010. Board exam mark sheets to be provided on declaration of results.

How to apply: Download and print scholarship application form at www.giisscholarships.org and mail along with mark sheets of std 10 pre-board exam, stds 8 and 9 final exams, extra-curricular achievements and a detailed CV/profile of applicant to Programme Manager, Global Indian Foundation, 1111, Maker Chambers 5, Nariman Point, Mumbai-400021

Application to reach latest by 20 February 2010