In 2026, the scholarship ecosystem at Puran Murti Campus is designed to dismantle financial barriers, ensuring that technical excellence—rather than economic status—dictates a student's trajectory. The most prestigious of these is the AIE CET (All India Engineering Common Entrance Test) Merit Scholarship. This nationwide examination serves as a primary filter for identifying top-tier talent. Students who secure a "Top 10" All-India Rank are often eligible for a 100% tuition fee waiver, effectively covering the most significant portion of their four-year B.Tech journey. This creates a high-performance culture where the brightest minds are incentivized to pursue rigorous disciplines like Computer Science and Aeronautical Engineering.
The campus also operates a Merit-Based Institutional Scholarship that rewards consistent academic performance in the qualifying 10+2 (PCM) or Diploma exams. For those who didn't appear for national entrance tests but maintained a high aggregate (typically 90% and above) in their Board Exams, the college offers substantial fee concessions ranging from 25% to 50%. This "Academic Safety Net" ensures that students who are traditionally strong learners but perhaps struggled with the specific format of a competitive entrance exam still receive the financial recognition they deserve.
Recognizing the value of holistic development, Puran Murti Campus provides a dedicated Sports Achievement Scholarship. In 2026, this program targets athletes who have represented their state or country in recognized sports federations. National-level medalists can secure up to a 100% scholarship, while state-level players receive significant rebates. The philosophy here is that the discipline, teamwork, and resilience required in professional sports are the exact "soft skills" that make for a successful engineer, particularly in high-pressure sectors like defense and aerospace.
Beyond merit and sports, the campus implements Social Equity and Special Category Scholarships. This includes dedicated support for Defense Wards (children of serving or retired military personnel), recognizing the proximity of the Delhi-NCR campus to major defense hubs. Furthermore, "Girl Child" scholarships and concessions for students from economically weaker sections (EWS) are actively promoted to increase diversity within the engineering labs. These targeted waivers ensure that the student body reflects a broad spectrum of Indian society, enriching the collaborative learning environment.
Ultimately, these financial aids are structured as a "Performance Contract." To maintain a 100% tuition fee waiver throughout the four-year program, students are typically required to maintain a minimum CGPA (often 8.0 or above) and zero backlogs. This ensures that the scholarship isn't just a one-time entry reward but a continuous motivation for the student to excel. By the time a scholarship student graduates in 2026, they not only hold a debt-free degree but also a proven track record of elite performance that is highly attractive to recruiters from TCS, Boeing, and Google.