PhysicsWallah AcadFly Launches ₹2 Crore Merit-Based Scholarship for Aspiring International Students
AcadFly, a study abroad vertical of PhysicsWallah, unveils a ₹2 crore merit-based scholarship program targeting Indian students applying for undergraduate courses abroad. The initiative includes the AcadFly Scholarship cum Admission Test 2026, offering fee waivers and various benefits, to alleviate application-related financial burdens.
VMPL Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 2: PhysicsWallah's AcadFly has rolled out a new scholarship scheme worth ₹2 crore, specifically targeting Indian students wishing to pursue undergraduate degrees abroad. This merit-based initiative spans various fields such as MBBS, Nursing, Engineering, and more, offering financial support to ease the application process.
The AcadFly Scholarship cum Admission Test 2026, known as ASAT 2026, is set to assist students in their quest for global education. This evaluation extends beyond traditional scholarships by including fee waivers, accommodation support, laptops, and test prep subscriptions. As stated by Aditya Agrawal, COO at PhysicsWallah, the initiative aims to lower the economic barriers inherent in pursuing higher education globally and is part of the organization's broader commitment to enhancing accessibility to quality education worldwide.
Eligible students can register for the online test happening between May 4 and May 10, 2026, on the PhysicsWallah platform. The exam duration is one hour and assesses candidates on specific subjects relevant to their field of study. The scholarships are conferred based on exam performance and ranking, aiming to provide holistic support to students embarking on international educational journeys.
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