Sri
Hi @ney_haa, yeah japan actually has some really good options for international students, especially Indians. The big one is the MEXT Scholarship it’s fully funded, covers tuition, living allowance, and even flight tickets. Both undergrad and postgrad students can apply, though the process is a bit competitive and involves exams/interviews through the Japanese embassy.
Apart from that, there are JASSO scholarships (partial funding, usually monthly stipends), and a lot of Japanese universities offer their own merit-based or need-based scholarships once you get admitted. For example, places like University of Tokyo, Kyoto University, and Waseda have programs that cover a good chunk of tuition.
Living costs in Tokyo can be high, but other cities like Osaka, Fukuoka, or Sendai are way more affordable. If funding is your main concern, definitely start with MEXT that’s the most popular route for Indian students.
