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Scholarships After 10th & 12th 2026–27: Open Government & Private Schemes

After Class 10 or 12, filter by your actual next course. A scholarship for Class 11–12 is different from a diploma or first-year undergraduate award.

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StudyDesk topic card · Scholarships After 10th & 12th
Quick answer

Your next course matters more than the class you just passed.

Scholarships after Class 10 can target Class 11–12, ITI or diploma; after Class 12, many awards require proof of first-year admission.

Next step: Use StudyDesk Finder with your next study level and course, not only 'after 12th'.
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PurposeScholarship discovery
Cycle2026–27 / 2027
SourcesOfficial first
StatusOpen/closed separated
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Added to StudyDesk · 9 September 2026

Newly added coverage includes Vahani, Sashakt and SOF Girl Child Scholarship. Check each programme’s application or nomination status.

What students should do now

A course-specific shortlist is much more useful than a generic list of scholarships after school.

  • Choose Class 11–12, ITI/Diploma or Undergraduate as your actual next level.
  • Add your state and income/category filters where relevant.
  • Check whether first-year admission proof is required.
  • Apply through the official provider route only.

Scholarships to check

Use the main scholarship finder

What to check after Class 10 or Class 12

Students should never upload documents to an unofficial form merely because it appears in a social-media post. Start from the provider page linked by StudyDesk.

  • After Class 10, separate scholarships for Class 11–12 from those for ITI, diploma or vocational study.
  • After Class 12, enter your actual admission course and first-year status; many higher-education awards require proof of admission.
  • Keep board marksheets, admission proof, income certificate, identity documents and bank details ready only when the official form asks for them.
  • Do not wait for one famous scholarship. Check government, state, college and foundation options because their application windows can be different.

Before submitting any application

Open the official terms for the current cycle and check the deadline, application route and required documents one final time. Save a copy of the submitted form or acknowledgement. If the provider changes a deadline or status, the canonical StudyDesk guide should be updated rather than creating a duplicate page.

Sources & verification

Scholarship status is checked against government/provider sources. Open, closed, renewal-only and not-yet-opened schemes are kept separate.

National Scholarship Portal ↗Government scholarship source.
StudyDesk Scholarship Directory ↗Internal verified scholarship index.

Frequently asked questions

Are all scholarships on StudyDesk currently open?

No. StudyDesk includes open, recently closed, renewal-only and upcoming/not-yet-opened schemes, and labels the status on each page.

Where should I apply?

Use the official provider or government portal linked on the scholarship page. Do not pay anyone who promises guaranteed selection.

How should I use this StudyDesk page?

Use it to understand the current status and next action, then verify the time-sensitive detail on the linked official source before submitting a form, travelling, paying a fee or making an admission decision.

Which scholarship is best after Class 12?

There is no single best scheme for every student. The right match depends on your course, college, marks, family income, state and category.