Perks of studying in italy 🇮🇹

About the scholarship
1. No Tuition fee.
2. Applicable in public universities.
3. Get paid €5200 for living in Italy if you clear all your exams.
4. Completely based on your need.
5. Student accommodation provided for €1000 (deducted from €5200), thus you receive €4200

Do you seriously get paid by the government to study in Italy ?

Yes, you do get at allowance of €5,200

Why don’t you know about it?

Maybe because there isn’t ample information out there about it.

Okay Murrad tell me what’s the catch here? And how difficult is it?

Honestly there isn’t any catch with regards to the scholarships, chances of getting in? If you have legit documents almost every one gets in.

So what’s the catch Murrad tell us?

The catch is inherently in the Italian education system and and Italian Economy, not specifically in the scholarship, the scholarship is legit, open for everyone who “needs” it, remember it’s a need based scholarship, not merit based.

Cons -
1. You’ll have to learn Italian, to sustain in the country that is a must.
2. Less part time opportunities as opposed to France and Germany.
3. You can not rent a place for short span, leases on average are for longer durations only.

Final question Murrad how to get it?

Okay so Italy is divided in districts you need to find out which district your university comes under, (oh yes you need admission in a university before applying) and then go to the portal of that district and simply make an application.

Pakka last question, can anyone help me with it?
Yes there are consultancies out there that help with it and charge 1.25lakh, but if you’re smart enough you’ll do it yourself ;)

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