Madras Christian College Scholarships 2025 - Details, Eligibility, Amount

Madras Christian College scholarships are offered to economically weak students and to SC/ST category students. The following MCC scholarships are available for the deserving residents of Selaiyur Hall. The residents who are applying for the Madras Christian College scholarships should not have faced any disciplinary actions either in the college or in the Hall.

Rev. Gavin Martin Memorial Scholarship (2 Scholarships)

• Instituted by the four children of Rev.Gavin Martin (former Warden, Selaiyur Hall).
• Eligibility Criteria: Economically weaker residents. Good academic records.

Dr G. J. Phanuel Memorial Scholarship (2 Scholarships)

• Instituted by Mrs Phanuel.
• Eligibility Criteria: Economically weaker Christian residents. Good Academic Records.

Prof. Bennett Albert Scholarship Endowment (2 Scholarships)

• Eligibility Criteria: Economically weaker residents. Good academic records.

Kurian Abraham Memorial Scholarship (2 Scholarships)

• Instituted by his daughter Ms Leela A.Ittycheria.
• Eligibility Criteria: Good academic records.

Madras Christian College Scholarships

Madras Christian College awards a scholarship to economically weak students and to SC/ST category students.

The following scholarships are available for the deserving residents of Selaiyur Hall.

♦ Rev. Gavin Martin Memorial Scholarship (2 Scholarships)
Instituted by the four children of Rev.Gavin Martin (former Warden, Selaiyur Hall).
Criteria: Economically weaker residents. Good academic records.

♦ Dr. G. J. Phanuel Memorial Scholarship (2 Scholarships)
Instituted by Mrs. Phanuel.
Criteria: Economically weaker christian residents. Good Academic Records.

♦ Prof. Bennett Albert Scholarship Endowment (2 Scholarships)
Criteria: Economically weaker residents. Good academic records.

♦ Kurian Abraham Memorial Scholarship (2 Scholarships)
Instituted by his daughter Ms.Leela A.Ittycheria.
Criteria: Good academic records.

The residents who are applying for the above-mentioned scholarships should not have faced any disciplinary actions either in the college or in the Hall.