Higher Education Commission (HEC) Pakistan with Tempus Public Foundation (Hungarian Government)
The Hungarian Government's Stipendium Hungaricum scholarship lets Pakistani school leavers study a Bachelor's degree at a Hungarian university; HEC nominates Pakistani applicants. HEC listed 200 Bachelor's seats for 2026-27.
Grade 12
No fee
Fully fundedApplications not open yetQualification required
Directorate of Higher Education, Government of Himachal Pradesh (Education Department)
A Himachal Pradesh state merit scholarship of Rs 18,000 a year for 150 students: the 10 toppers each in the Class 12 Arts, Science and Commerce merit lists who join an academic or professional stream.
Grade 12
No fee
Partial fundingApplications not open yetQualification required
The national conference of HOSA-Future Health Professionals: members who qualify through their state or chartered association compete for national titles and attend leadership training.
A UK youth charity programme where teenagers from age 12 join a local unit for boating, sailing, adventure and teamwork activities and gain qualifications.
Leave a Nest and partner companies give small research grants and about six months of research coaching to teenagers pursuing original research on themes set by each sponsor. No grant is open at the moment; the 2027 awards have not been announced.
Japan's oldest national science research contest for junior high and high school students (since 1957), run by the Yomiuri Shimbun, with prize money and an ISEF pathway.
Winnipeg Schools’ Science Fair is the regional science fair for Winnipeg School Division schools, Manitoba, where students present original science, engineering and innovation projects to judges.
Pusat Pembiayaan dan Asesmen Pendidikan Tinggi, Kemdiktisaintek
Government aid that pays university tuition and a monthly living allowance for capable students from low-income families who enter a state or accredited private university.
Cape Breton University entrance award for students coming from high school or CEGEP: $2,500 to $5,000 non-renewable entrance bursaries (18-36 entrance awards).
A four-month Junior Achievement program in Nova Scotia where students start and run a real company with business mentors or their teacher, with awards and scholarships on offer.