B.Tech in IT, AI & Data Science in Mumbai

At ATLAS, we believe that talent, not circumstance should define opportunity. The NextGen Women In STEM Scholarship recognizes and rewards outstanding academic achievements in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM), supporting 100 meritorious female students to pursue world-class engineering education and build a new generation of women technologists.

Why NextGen Women In STEM Scholarship?

The NextGen Women In STEM Scholarship is more than financial aid; it is an investment in inclusive innovation. This scholarship aims to:

Increase female participation in engineering and technology education

Reward academic excellence in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM)

Support high-performing female students entering B.Tech programs at ATLAS

Build a pipeline of women engineers in both core and emerging technologies

Eligibility

Have passed Class 12 (10+2) or equivalent
Have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM)
Have secured admission into an ATLAS B.Tech program

Other Benefits Include:

Tuition fee support (full or partial, depending on category)
Annual scholarship amount as per category
Mentorship from engineers, scientists, and industry professionals
Innovation & STEM laboratories
Internships with partner companies
Participation in research projects, hackathons, and innovation challenges

Scholarships are awarded based on the student’s Class 12 PCM aggregate:

Eligible Disciplines

The scholarship is applicable to all B.Tech engineering programs at ATLAS, including:

B.Tech in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

B.Tech in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence & Robotics

B.Tech in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

B.Tech in Information Technology, Artificial Intelligence & Cybersecurity

Disclaimer:

Scholarship renewal is subject to the scholar maintaining a minimum 8.0 CGPA (75% equivalent), having no academic backlogs, and actively participating in at least one STEM project or internship each academic year

NextGen Women In STEM Scholarship