Max Medical Scholarship Programme for MBBS students 2024-25 - Tuition fees and monthly expenses covered

The Max Healthcare Foundation invites applications for the second batch of the Max Medical Scholarship Programme for the academic year 2024-25. The goal is to support the next generation of aspiring medical students from economically weaker sections, offering them the complete scholarship required to pursue their medical education and make a meaningful impact in the healthcare system. Online applications are open till 3rd January 2025.

Programme Highlights

  • Annual tuition fee for the MBBS course
  • Laptop, books for the MBBS course, and medical instruments
  • Stipend for monthly expenses
  • Mentorship during the MBBS course by experts/specialists from Max Healthcare

Eligibility Requirements

1. Educational Qualification: You should be a first-year MBS student enrolled in a government medical college in Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Nagpur, Lucknow, Mohali, and Dehradun.

2. Family Income: The annual family income should be up to INR 8 lakhs.

Application Process

Applications should be submitted online at https://www.maxhealthcarefoundation.org/max-medical-scholarship-programme/

Note that the student registration must be consented to, and approved by, a legal parent or guardian.

The closing date for applications is 3rd January 2025.

Contact information

For more information on the Max Medical Scholarship Programme, send an email to mhf@maxhealthcare.com

Website: Max Medical Scholarship Programme  – Max Healthcare Foundation

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