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Details about scholarship which are provided by various countries for students education? Is it possible for other country citizen to apply for the scholarship and get it? What are the procedure which I need to follow for the same? Kindly give me the answer soon!

Countries offer scholarships for students of developing nations to pursue higher education in their universities and colleges. Fields of study vary but include Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Social Sciences, Medical etc. Many also support PhD and postdoctoral research.

Eligibility: Nationality and course of study restrictions apply. Scholarships are meant for students of other countries. Academic merit, financial need and field of interest in the country's priority areas are key criteria. English language proficiency may also be needed for English medium programs.

Application process: Typically an online application needs to be submitted with documents like marksheets, statements of purpose, reference letters, proof of financial status etc. Shortlisting is done based on these and interviews may be conducted for final selections. deadlines are announced in advance and scholarships can have separate deadlines.

Chance of getting a scholarship: The chances depend on various factors like:

Competition: The competitiveness of the scholarship program in terms of applications received and selections made in previous years. More competitive programs have lower chances.

Fund availability: The number of scholarships and total funds allocated for the program also impact selections. More scholarships and funds mean higher selections.

Eligibility and merit: Having strong eligibility qualifications, relevant experience, high academic scores and a compelling case or statement of purpose will strengthen your application and chances.

Extra benefits: Being from target countries/regions or having skills matched to priorities also helps if the scholarships prioritize such candidates.

Personal interests: Showcasing genuine interests in the country, region, language, culture, fields of education/research gives you an edge over other applicants.

Connections: There are opportunities to make personal connections at education fairs or through diaspora networks that can endorse or support your application. Though not guaranteed, networking helps.

In summary, while scholarships provided by other countries are open to international students including those from other nations, the chances of getting selected depend on various eligibility factors, personal strengths as well as competitiveness. With strong applications, relevant experience, skill sets matched to priorities and personal benefits, the odds can be favorable. But there are no guarantees, and one must be well prepared for rejections too.