In light of financial complexities offered by the pandemic, the fee for the YIF Class of 2021-22 will not be increased from the previous academic year. Below is the fee structure:
Tuition Fee: INR 7.5 Lakhs
Residence Fee: INR 1.95 Lakhs
Total Programme Fee: INR 9.45 Lakhs
Please note: Meal costs are not included in the programme fee. These amount to INR 50,000 (of which INR 10,000 is refundable on non-usage).
The following policy applies to individuals who are offered admission to Ashoka University’s Young India Fellowship, Class of 2021-22, and wish to withdraw their candidature after accepting the offer.
The last date of admissions to the Young India Fellowship (PG Diploma in Liberal Studies) is 10th July, 2021. In case of withdrawal of candidature, the candidate will be refunded a certain percentage of their deposited fees depending upon the date of their withdrawal.
Date of Withdrawal |
Refund Percentage |
On or before 25th June, 2021 |
100% |
26th June, 2021 to 9th July, 2021 |
90% |
10th July, 2021 to 25th July, 2021 |
80% |
26th July, 2021 to 9th August, 2021 |
50% |
On or after 10th August, 2021 |
0% |
Please Note:
Ashoka University has collaborated with the following banks and organisations to provide admitted students with the option to explore education loans independent of our financial aid programme.
Please click on the following options for more details:
Ashoka University is committed to offering a world-class education in India. This is matched by efforts to ensure that this education is accessible and affordable for students from all walks of life, through our philosophy of need-based financial aid.
The programme has helped support 68% of our Young India Fellows receive some level of financial grant since its inception over ten years ago. Roughly 51% of the Class of 2021 is on some form of need-based aid, while 34% of the Class of 2021 has received waivers of 50% on tuition or more.
A candidate’s ability to pay is assessed based on various financial resources available to them and their immediate family, including current income, savings, investments, and education loans, to finance the expected educational cost. Our endeavour is to provide necessary financial support which can help admitted candidates bridge the gap between the cost of the programme and their ability to pay.