Study in India (SII) FAQs
Find answers to common questions about the SII application process, eligibility, and benefits.
No, it depends on your merit and institute. You can get 100%, 50%, or 25% tuition fee waiver. Living expenses are usually self-funded unless covered by another scholarship.
Yes, there is no limit. You can apply to multiple institutes and courses, and all institutions will receive your application simultaneously.
No, there is no need to prioritize. Applications are sent to all selected institutes equally.
No, you can receive multiple offer letters but you must accept only ONE institute to proceed with admission and visa.
Yes, SII ID is compulsory. It is required for application tracking, admission process, and student visa application.
Passport is mandatory for most international students. However, Nepal and Bhutan students can apply using their Citizenship ID instead.
You can apply for a student visa only after accepting an offer, paying fees, and receiving final approval from the institute. It is recommended to wait around 12 hours after approval.
You must apply through the official Indian visa portal: indianvisaonline.gov.in using your SII ID.
No, there is no limit. You can apply to as many courses and institutes as you want.
After arriving in India, you must register on the FRRO portal within 14–15 days. This is mandatory for international students.