Oxford University

The Commonwealth Scholarships are funded by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission and a secondary donor. They provide course and college fees at Oxford University over two years plus return air travel from the scholar’s home country for each residential session.

Needless to say the vision expressed in the Will of the founder is paramount. Thus, literary and scholastic attainments; fondness of and success in outdoor sports; exhibition of moral force of character and leadership qualities - all need to be reasonably demonstrated in an application. More importantly I have been very thoughtful about my choices while at law school—it’s important to choose with gut not with herd.

Two fifth year students- Shreya Atrey from NALSAR and Gautam Bhatia from NLSIU have won the coveted Rhodes Scholarship for 2011 which entitles them to pursue a law course for one year at the University of Oxford.