Studying overseas is more affordable than many families think. Here is how scholarships work, how to strengthen your chances, and how to make the most of them at BIEE.
Most students combine more than one of these to bring the cost down.
Awarded on academic results, test scores or a strong portfolio. Often a partial tuition waiver (10–100%) offered directly by the university.
Support for students who show financial need. More common in the USA and at private institutions — ask each university what it offers.
Fully- or partly-funded national schemes such as Chevening, Fulbright, DAAD and MEXT (see below). Competitive, with fixed deadlines.
Many universities waive the application fee for students who apply at the expo — a small but real saving on every application.
You are meeting decision-makers in person — use it.
Transcripts, certificates and IELTS/TOEFL results let representatives assess you on the spot — some issue scholarship decisions during the fair.
Ask every booth: “What scholarships or fee waivers do you offer, and what’s the deadline?” Advertised amounts are often negotiable on strong profiles.
The biggest awards close months before intake. Applying during or right after the expo puts you ahead of the deadline crush.
Well-established scholarships open to Bangladeshi students. Always confirm current eligibility and deadlines on each official site.
This page is general guidance, not an offer of funding. Scholarship names, amounts, eligibility and deadlines change every year — always verify on the official programme or university website before applying. BIEE and Fair Convener are not affiliated with the government schemes listed above.
Meet universities offering scholarships and fee waivers in person — 26–28 November 2026, ICCB Dhaka. Free entry.