MAMC applicants should treat scholarship eligibility and an actual award as two separate checks. For 2026–27, Maulana Azad Medical College posted a notice that centrally sponsored scholarship schemes for SC and OBC students of Delhi State had opened on the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) from 21 August 2026. NSP currently lists Delhi’s Post-Matric Scholarship for SC Students and PM YASASVI Post-Matric Scholarship for OBC, EBC and DNT students. The portal gives 15 February 2027 as the student application deadline for those listed schemes, with institute verification through 15 March and state or nodal verification through 31 March. These are portal dates, not a guarantee that every MAMC student or course qualifies. Check the scheme specification and your own category, domicile, course and income conditions before applying. MAMC’s 2026–27 notice · NSP Delhi schemes
Start with the current NSP listing
The NSP page is the most useful starting point for a student checking the 2026–27 Delhi schemes. It names separate SC and OBC-linked post-matric options and displays the student application and verification calendar. The scheme names and dates do not answer every eligibility question. Open the scheme’s “Specifications” and confirm whether its rules cover your MBBS course and institution, which state’s certificate or residence conditions apply, any family-income ceiling, required documents, and whether the application is fresh or a renewal. Do not assume that an SC or OBC category certificate by itself settles all of these conditions.
The portal deadline displayed for student applications is 15 February 2027. Defective applications and institute verification remain open to 15 March 2027, followed by DNO/SNO/MNO verification to 31 March. A student who waits until the final day may leave little time to correct a returned application or resolve a college-verification issue. Save the submitted application and acknowledgement, check the portal status, and contact the MAMC Academic Branch promptly if the institute verification remains pending. These dates are listed on NSP’s current 2026–27 Delhi page; check it again before acting in case the portal publishes a revised schedule.
MAMC’s process can include a college verification step
MAMC’s 25 September 2026 notice confirms the Delhi SC and OBC schemes were open on NSP, but the short notice does not set out the complete current document checklist or a separate hard-copy submission instruction. An earlier MAMC circular for academic year 2025–26 told MBBS students to submit a hard copy of the NSP application with supporting documents to the Academic Branch for verification. That is useful context for how the college handled the preceding cycle, but it is not proof that the same paper step applies in 2026–27. Follow the current MAMC circular and any instructions issued after your online application; if neither explains whether a hard copy is required, ask the Academic Branch rather than relying on last year’s procedure. MAMC’s 2025–26 circular
The timing matters because portal submission and institution verification are distinct stages. A submitted application is not an approved scholarship, and a portal status awaiting institute verification is not a confirmed payment. Keep copies of category, domicile, income, bank and academic documents required by the scheme specification, but submit only the documents the live scheme and college request. The current public notice does not state award amounts, selection numbers, payment dates or a MAMC-specific income ceiling, so those details should not be inferred from a prior call or another state’s scheme.
Other MBBS-linked awards need a current call
Delhi University’s opportunities page lists Dr. A.N. Duggal Endowment Scholarship and Dr. N.C. Kapoor Memorial Scholarship against MBBS in the Faculty of Medical Sciences. The same page displays a scholarship-cell recommendation deadline of 30 November 2025. It therefore identifies possible university-linked award routes, but its dated deadline is not a current 2026–27 application call. The University’s scholarship listing should be checked for a fresh notice, nomination process and applicable conditions before either award is treated as available.
The University’s ordinance describes the Dr. N.C. Kapoor Memorial Scholarship as an award for a needy and deserving student joining first-year MBBS in the Faculty of Medical Sciences, awarded every fifth year and renewable annually for up to four years on satisfactory performance. It also states restrictions on receiving other scholarships, with an exception for freeship. Those rules explain why a student should check whether support can be combined; they do not confirm that a new award round is open or establish a current award amount. Ask the Faculty or MAMC Academic Branch which current notice governs. Delhi University Ordinance XXVIII
MAMC’s own older notices also show that college schemes are cycle-specific. A 2023–24 call was addressed to first-year MBBS students and included an income threshold and a restriction on applicants already receiving another scholarship. Its deadline was in January 2024. Those terms should not be carried forward to a new cohort without a current notice. They are a reason to check each year’s call, not a present eligibility rule.
Budget on confirmed aid, not an assumed waiver
For a realistic fee plan, use the published MAMC fee schedule and count scholarship support only after the responsible authority has confirmed an award for your academic year and category. Do not subtract a past scholarship value from current charges or treat a pending application as a fee waiver. The public material reviewed confirms the 2026–27 Delhi NSP opening and application calendar, but does not establish a current MAMC award amount, number of college awards, merit cutoff, full document checklist, or payment date. It also does not show that all MAMC MBBS students qualify for the Delhi-specific schemes.
A practical check before admission or renewal is to ask the Academic Branch which 2026–27 notices apply to your course, whether the hard-copy verification step continues, which documents it needs, and how to resolve a pending institute verification. For a DU-linked endowment, ask whether that year’s call is open, whether MAMC students are in the eligible Faculty cohort, how nominations are made, and whether holding another scholarship affects eligibility. Confirm the award in writing before using it to calculate your net cost. The current NSP page and MAMC notice are the actionable references for 2026–27; the older MAMC and DU documents provide process history, not a promise of present support.