AISTF UG MEDICAL 2023 Scholarships for MBBS & BVSc

Ranks	Maximum Students	Scholarship	Scholarship in INR
Topper of Central Board/State Board	10	100%	2 Lacs
AISTF UG- MEDICAL 2023 Rank 1 to 5	5	100%	2 Lacs
AISTF UG-MEDICAL 2023 Rank 6 to 15	10	75%	1.5 Lacs
AISTF UG-MEDICAL 2023 Rank 16 to 50	35	50%	1 Lacs
AISTF UG-MEDICAL 2023 Rank 51 to 200	150	25%	50,000
AISTF UG-MEDICAL 2023 Rank 201 to 1000	800	20%	40,000
AISTF UG-MEDICAL 2023 Rank 1001 to 5000	4000	15%	30,000
AISTF UG-MEDICAL 2023 Qualified	All	10%	10,000

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