The INTACH Scholarships support students at any level of study who are working on projects related to the conservation and preservation of India’s natural, cultural, living, tangible, or intangible heritage. These scholarships are open to Indian nationals pursuing research, documentation, or fieldwork in heritage-related disciplines. INTACH, founded in 1984 and registered under the Societies Act, 1860, offers these scholarships to encourage academic and practical contributions to India’s diverse heritage. The program aligns with INTACH’s mission to safeguard the country’s historical and cultural legacy through education and research.

Open to Indian nationals enrolled in undergraduate, postgraduate, or doctoral programs. Applicants must demonstrate a focus on heritage conservation, cultural studies, archaeology, architecture, or related fields. Preference may be given to candidates from economically weaker sections, SC, ST, OBC, or PwD categories. The official page lists specific eligibility criteria, including academic performance and project relevance.

Submit a completed application form along with a detailed project proposal, academic transcripts, and letters of recommendation. Include a statement of purpose outlining the heritage-related work and its expected impact. The official page provides the current application format and submission guidelines. Ensure all documents are attested and submitted before the listed deadline.