Mepco Schlenk Engineering College publishes management scholarship criteria and annual award totals for several categories. Its achievements page lists academic performance rates by programme and CGPA, plus recent totals for academic, sports and fine arts, certified project and final-year project awards. The listed conditions apply, so treat the table as a starting point and confirm your course, semester, quota, eligibility and application process with the college before budgeting on an award.
Academic performance scholarship
The page lists a management scholarship stipend table by previous-semester CGPA and programme. Its top row states that students at 9.5 CGPA and above are listed for ₹55,000 in B.E./B.Tech and ₹35,000 in MBA/MCA; separate M.E./M.Tech columns are also shown. The next displayed bands include 9.0-9.49 and 8.5-8.99, with lower stipends shown for B.E./B.Tech and MBA/MCA. Because the page labels the table “Conditions Apply” and formatting around postgraduate year columns is compact, check the original table and current rules for your degree before treating any amount as an entitlement.
The same page reports academic performance scholarship awards across Government and Management quota students: for 2025-26, ₹177.02 lakh to 1,351 students; for 2024-25, ₹115.4 lakh to 908 students; and for 2023-24, ₹105.52 lakh to 778 students. These totals show that awards were recorded for those years. They do not establish that every eligible student received an award or that the same amounts will be available in a later year.
Other published award categories
The college page lists separate awards for sports and fine arts, certified project work, and final-year project teams. In 2025-26, the page reports ₹5.12 lakh to 78 students for sports and fine arts, ₹0.43 lakh to 15 students for certified project work, and ₹1.60 lakh to 16 final-year project teams. These are distinct categories; do not add them to an individual student’s expected award without confirming eligibility and whether awards can be combined.
The page’s award totals are annual historical records and do not provide application dates, required documents, payment timing, selection appeals or a complete rulebook. The separate mandatory disclosure from November 2025 says “No students offered Fee Waivers” in its fee-waiver field. A fee waiver and a scholarship award are different reporting concepts; that line should not be treated as proof that no scholarship support exists, nor should scholarship totals be re-labelled as fee waivers.
Award totals also differ in what they count. Sports and fine arts awards may be awarded to individuals, while the final-year project figure is explicitly for teams; dividing one total by its recipient count would not produce an individual scholarship amount. The college reports these categories separately, which is why a student should confirm the award unit and whether it is shared across team members before treating a figure as personal support.
Government and alumni support
The NIRF 2025 Overall data submission reports counts of enrolled students receiving full tuition fee reimbursement from State/Central Government, institution funds and private bodies. It gives separate totals for UG four-year and PG two-year programme groups across all years of those programmes. Those are population-level reimbursement counts in a submitted institutional dataset, not a list of currently open schemes or a guarantee of individual eligibility.
Mepco’s alumni page states that the Alumni Association provides need-based scholarship support for economically weaker students across departments. It does not publish current application dates, award amounts or selection criteria on that page. Ask the financial-aid or student-support office which external and alumni-backed awards are currently open, whether support can be combined with management scholarships, and what documents are needed.
The NIRF dataset's “full tuition fee reimbursement” counts should not be read as a scheme directory. The UG and PG groups contain all years of the programmes and report students by source of reimbursement; the data does not identify scheme names, application windows or eligibility tests. They help establish that multiple reimbursement sources appear in institutional reporting, but applicants still need the current State/Central scheme notice or the college’s current financial-aid instructions.
What to verify before relying on an award
Ask the college for the current scholarship circular for your exact programme, quota and year. Confirm whether academic criteria use the immediately previous semester or cumulative CGPA, how backlogs or incomplete results are handled, the award amount and payment schedule, and whether a separate form is required. For sports, fine arts and project awards, ask for the eligible competition level or project certification rules.
Keep the circular and award communication. Do not assume that an amount shown on the achievements page is payable to every student in that CGPA band: the college explicitly notes that conditions apply. If your financial plan depends on an award, confirm your eligibility in writing and plan for tuition without counting an unconfirmed scholarship as guaranteed income.
When asking the office, request the application form, last date, supporting documents, renewal requirement and whether the award is credited to the student or adjusted against fees. If an award is merit-based, confirm the CGPA calculation and semester at which it is assessed. If it is based on financial need, ask which income and category proofs are accepted. These details are not shown in a complete current-year rulebook on the reviewed public page.