The AIA Scholarship Programme for undergraduate courses is a need based scheme for students from families of limited income who are pursuing a first degree. The listing carries an academic year that has already passed, so it should be treated as a record of an earlier cycle rather than as an open call for applications. In form it follows the pattern of corporate supported schemes administered through an online scholarship portal, in which a limited number of students are selected each year on a combination of financial need and school level academic performance. The award value is not stated in the material available here. Details of any current cycle, including the application form, the document checklist and the announced closing date, are published on the official portal.

The scheme is intended for students who have taken admission to an undergraduate course at a recognised institution and whose family income falls within the limit the sponsor sets for the cycle. Applicants are generally expected to have passed class 10 and class 12 with at least the minimum marks stated in the scheme notice, and the programme is described as open to applicants of all genders. Evidence of income, of admission to the course and of past academic performance is normally required at the application stage. Because thresholds and the list of covered courses are revised from year to year, applicants should confirm the current conditions on the official portal.

Applications are made online through the scholarship portal that hosts the scheme. Applicants are generally expected to register with a valid email address and mobile number, open the relevant scheme page, and fill in personal, family, academic, course and bank details before uploading scanned documents. The papers commonly requested include class 10 and class 12 marksheets, an admission letter or fee receipt, an income certificate, identity and address proof, a passport size photograph and a copy of a bank passbook. The form must be submitted before the announced closing date, and shortlisted applicants are usually contacted for verification. The current process is described on the official portal.