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Dr Balaji Sadasivan Study Award: 2026 Profile
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This profile summarises eligibility, what’s covered, and bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.
Sponsor: Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA)Bond: Bond ≤ 4 YearsOverseas: Primarily Singapore
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Marcus Pang·Managing Director (Maths)
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Q: What does Dr Balaji Sadasivan Study Award: 2026 Profile cover?
A: Financial support, eligibility, and bond requirements for SINDA's Dr Balaji Sadasivan Study Award backing mid-term social work and counselling undergraduates and postgraduates.
TL;DR This profile summarises eligibility, what’s covered, and bond/terms-verify the latest details on the sponsor’s official page before applying.
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| If you only have... | Check this first | What it tells you |
| 1 second | This award supports social work or counselling students with a SINDA service link. | Community commitment is central. |
| 10 seconds | Confirm your programme is recognised and that you can complete the internship and bond. | Eligibility is practical, not just academic. |
| 100 seconds | Prepare the essay, documents, and community evidence before the semester deadline. | The application depends on proof, not intention. |
Concrete example: a counselling student could use one volunteering case, one practicum skill, and one reason for serving the community to structure the motivation essay.
Scholarship Snapshot
- Status: Apply at least two months before your semester start; SINDA lists a 3–4 week processing time (last checked 2025-11-29)
- Official Listing: Dr Balaji Sadasivan Study Award -- SINDA
- Who It Targets: Singapore Citizens of Indian origin pursuing social work (or counselling) degrees; page highlights 2nd/3rd/Honours-year undergraduates and notes the award supports social work undergraduates/postgraduates
