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    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Bachelor’s

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    3India
    1China, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Academic scholarship at Mekelle Institute of Technology1
    Chancellor’s Scholarship (American University of Sharjah)1
    Global Korea Scholarship (GKS)1
    Higher Education Commission Pakistan fully funded scholarship1
    Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship1
    KAIST International Student Scholarship1
    Local government Department of Education partial scholarship1
    Stipendium Hungaricum1
    Trustee Scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Raghav Bansal — IndiaJapanese Government MEXT ScholarshipKyushu University; JapanBachelor’s in Information and Electrical Engineering
    Muhammad Usama (from September 2019) — PakistanStipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipUniversity of Pécs; HungaryBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Lei Chen (2012 scholarship; completed bachelor’s) — ChinaKAIST International Student ScholarshipKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology; Korea; South KoreaBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Laiba Maqbool — United Arab EmiratesChancellor’s Scholarship (American University of Sharjah)American University of Sharjah; United Arab EmiratesBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Reno Muhammad Fadilla — IndonesiaLocal government Department of Education partial scholarshipState Islamic University of Bandung (UIN Bandung); IndonesiaBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Abid AfridiHigher Education Commission Pakistan fully funded scholarshipUniversity of Science and Technology Bannu; PakistanBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering(Telecommunications)
    Esayas Tekleweyni (Completed 2019) — EthiopiaAcademic scholarship at Mekelle Institute of TechnologyMekelle Institute of Technology; EthiopiaBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Deepak Kumar (2015 scholarship) — IndiaGlobal Korea ScholarshipKorea University; Korea; South KoreaBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Raghav Bansal
    Bachelor’s in Information and Electrical Engineering
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipJapanese Government MEXT Scholarship Full tuition, JPY 120,000/month, round-trip travel, five years including one language preparation year
    Muhammad Usama
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Stipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipStipendium Hungaricum Scholarship Tuition exemption; dormitory or HUF 40,000/month housing; health insurance; HUF 40,000/month bachelor stipend; Pakistani return ticket
    Lei Chen
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    KAIST International Student ScholarshipKAIST International Student Scholarship — Full tuition and living expenses throughout undergraduate studies
    Laiba Maqbool
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Chancellor’s Scholarship (American University of Sharjah)Full tuition and lab fees, application-fee waiver, campus housing and student medical insurance
    Reno Muhammad Fadilla
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Local government Department of Education partial scholarshipLocal government Department of Education partial scholarship — Approximately IDR 12 million annually, including support for English courses/tests
    Abid Afridi
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering(Telecommunications)
    Higher Education Commission Pakistan fully funded scholarshipReports that HEC funded his undergraduate education in full.
    Deepak Kumar
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Global Korea ScholarshipGKS support for Electrical Engineering degree and one-year Korean-language training; package amount/components not supplied.
    Avyukta Srikrishna
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Trustee ScholarshipA full-tuition Trustee Scholarship, reported as approximatelyUS$270,000 in total.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Bachelor’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Raghav Bansal
    Bachelor’s in Information and Electrical Engineering
    Japanese Government MEXT ScholarshipStudied at IIT Kanpur for one year before leaving for the MEXT-supported degree.
    Muhammad Usama
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Stipendium Hungaricum ScholarshipNEDUET Electrical Engineering two years incomplete, GPA 3.38/4
    Lei Chen
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    KAIST International Student ScholarshipGraduated from a prestigious Hangzhou high school with rigorous academic background
    Laiba Maqbool
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Chancellor’s Scholarship (American University of Sharjah)Microalgae technology with provisional patent; Zayed Sustainability Prize UAE representation; Global Sustainability Award; School Head Girl
    Deepak Kumar
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Global Korea ScholarshipHigh-school certificate; National Merit cum Means scholarship 2009–2013; POSCO Asia Fellowship 2014; prior Korean study at JNU.
    Avyukta Srikrishna
    Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering
    Trustee ScholarshipIB Diploma 43/45; IGCSE results of six A* and three A grades; school projects and extracurricular activities.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    IELTS2/9IELTS taken (Avyukta Srikrishna, Laiba Maqbool)
    English-language test exemption1/9Korean-language test exemption accepted (Lei Chen)
    English-language test exemption or accepted alternative1/9English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted (Raghav Bansal)
    TOEFL1/9TOEFL taken (Lei Chen)
    TOPIK1/9TOPIK Level 2 (Deepak Kumar)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Bachelor’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    SAT2/9SAT taken (Avyukta Srikrishna, Laiba Maqbool)
    Gaokao1/9Gaokao taken (Lei Chen)
    HEC grades-based selection1/9High-School Grades Accepted (Muhammad Usama)
    JEE Advanced1/9All India Rank 2316 (Raghav Bansal)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Bachelor’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Lei ChenBachelor’s in Electrical EngineeringMachine Learning Engineer in San Francisco, United States
    Deepak KumarBachelor’s in Electrical EngineeringPartner Manager, SAP Labs India.
    Reno Muhammad FadillaBachelor’s in Electrical EngineeringSmart-farming research/specialist job then MEXT master's at Kanazawa
    Abid AfridiBachelor’s in Electrical Engineering(Telecommunications)Completed a master’s at the University of Ulsan and later undertook doctoral research at Aalto University.
    Esayas TekleweyniBachelor’s in Electrical EngineeringRenewable-energy sector work, then master’s in Renewable Energy at Oldenburg

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Master’s

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    7Pakistan
    2Panama
    1Kenya
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program5
    Aalto University Scholarship1
    ASU Graduate College Scholarship for International Students1
    BK21 Conference Grant1
    BK21 MSc Scholarship1
    British Council Women in STEM Scholarships1
    Columbia Electrical Engineering Tesla Scholarship1
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarships1
    Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships1
    NYU 50% merit scholarship1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Umer Saeed (2019–2021) — PakistanBK21 MSc Scholarship; BK21 Conference GrantUniversity of Ulsan; Korea; South KoreaMaster’s in Electrical Engineering
    Alexander Valdelamar — PanamaFulbright Foreign Student Program; SENACYT supportUniversity of Tulsa; United StatesMaster’s in Electrical Engineering master’s
    Carol Munywoki (2024–August 2025) — KenyaManaaki New Zealand ScholarshipsAuckland University of Technology; New ZealandMaster’s in Electrical / power and sustainable energy systems, 2024–August 2025
    Zain Hussain — PakistanFulbright Foreign Student Program; Columbia Electrical Engineering Tesla ScholarshipColumbia University; United StatesMaster’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specialization
    Talha Israr — PakistanErasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsRPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau; University of Southampton; Germany; United KingdomMaster’s in Embedded Computing Systems
    Muhammad Taha Ali (2022–May2024 (start estimated)) — PakistanFulbright Foreign Student Program; NYU 50% merit scholarshipNew York University Tandon School of Engineering; United StatesMaster’s in Electrical Engineering, renewable energy; graduated May 2024
    Muhammad Dayyan Hussain Khan — PakistanAalto University ScholarshipAalto University; FinlandMaster’s in Automation and Electrical Engineering, Electrical Power and Energy Engineering
    Aiman Malik — PakistanBritish Council Women in STEM ScholarshipsDurham University; United KingdomMaster’s in Electronics and Electrical Engineering master’s, graduated with Distinction
    Muhammad Bilal (2020–2022) — PakistanFulbright Foreign Student Program; ASU Graduate College Scholarship for International StudentsArizona State University; United StatesMaster’s in Electrical Engineering

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Umer Saeed
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering
    BK21 MSc Scholarship; BK21 Conference GrantReported BK21 MSc scholarship support of approximately £50,000.; A BK21 conference grant of £5,000 for international-presentation support.
    Alexander Valdelamar
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering master’s
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; SENACYT supportReports tuition, living-expense and academic support through Fulbright, alongside support from Panama’s SENACYT
    Carol Munywoki
    Master’s in Electrical / power and sustainable energy systems, 2024–August 2025
    Manaaki New Zealand ScholarshipsManaaki New Zealand Scholarship — Approximately NZD 135,000 for tuition, living allowance, travel and medical insurance over 1.5 years.
    Zain Hussain
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specialization
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; Columbia Electrical Engineering Tesla ScholarshipFulbright tuition, airfare, insurance and monthly stipend; Tesla amount paid directly to IIE
    Talha Israr
    Master’s in Embedded Computing Systems
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsAmong the scholarships the recipient applied for, the most competitive were Erasmus Mundus and Fulbright, and Was fortunate to be selected for both. the recipient chose Erasmus Mundus because of its international mobility, exposure to multiple academic systems, and its strong alignment with the career ambitions in embedded systems and hardware design.
    Muhammad Taha Ali
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering, renewable energy; graduated May 2024
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; NYU 50% merit scholarshipAround USD120,000 over two years; semester fees, health insurance, USD2,185 monthly living stipend; NYU 50% merit at admission
    Muhammad Dayyan Hussain Khan
    Master’s in Automation and Electrical Engineering, Electrical Power and Energy Engineering
    Aalto University Scholarship100% tuition waiver EUR15,000/year for two years
    Aiman Malik
    Master’s in Electronics and Electrical Engineering master’s, graduated with Distinction
    British Council Women in STEM ScholarshipsReported a package worth at least £40,000, covering tuition, living support, travel, visa and health expenses, and English support.
    Muhammad Bilal
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; ASU Graduate College Scholarship for International StudentsTuition, flights, health insurance, around US$1,400 monthly in Arizona at the time; allocation between two awards not specified
    David Guzman
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Power Engineering
    Fulbright Foreign Student ProgramCovered all expenses related to graduate education; no invented monetary value.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Master’s

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Umer Saeed
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering
    BK21 MSc Scholarship; BK21 Conference GrantBSc Software Engineering, COMSATS University, 2015–2019
    Alexander Valdelamar
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering master’s
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; SENACYT supportElectrical Engineering undergraduate degree at the Technological University of Panama, GPA 3.85.
    Carol Munywoki
    Master’s in Electrical / power and sustainable energy systems, 2024–August 2025
    Manaaki New Zealand ScholarshipsElectrical Engineering bachelor’s in Kenya and energy-sector work, including grid operations and power-system protection at Kenya Power.
    Zain Hussain
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specialization
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; Columbia Electrical Engineering Tesla ScholarshipHabib Electrical Engineering BSc class 2020, CGPA 3.54; thesis conference/journal papers; customer support work
    Talha Israr
    Master’s in Embedded Computing Systems
    Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s ScholarshipsBefore joining Erasmus Mundus, Completed the Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from NUST University, Islamabad, graduating with a CGPA of 3.96/4.00.
    Muhammad Taha Ali
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering, renewable energy; graduated May 2024
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; NYU 50% merit scholarshipLUMS Electrical Engineering bachelor's 2019 CGPA3.17; two internships, solar-assisted EV final project and K-Electric engineering
    Muhammad Dayyan Hussain Khan
    Master’s in Automation and Electrical Engineering, Electrical Power and Energy Engineering
    Aalto University ScholarshipElectrical Engineering NED Power Systems GPA3.69/4, Pakistani industry work
    Aiman Malik
    Master’s in Electronics and Electrical Engineering master’s, graduated with Distinction
    British Council Women in STEM ScholarshipsElectrical Engineering bachelor’s at the National University of Sciences and Technology, GPA 3.88/4; optical-wireless research and leadership in IEEE Women in Engineering.
    Muhammad Bilal
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program; ASU Graduate College Scholarship for International StudentsNUST electrical engineering bachelor’s CGPA 3.46/4; one year trainee engineer fertilizer company
    David Guzman
    Master’s in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Power Engineering
    Fulbright Foreign Student ProgramUniversidad Tecnológica de Panamá bachelor’s with honours; bilingual English proficiency and previous time living in Germany.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    TOEFL5/1098/120 (Muhammad Taha Ali); 114/120 (Muhammad Bilal); 119/120 (Zain Hussain); TOEFL taken (Alexander Valdelamar, David Guzman)
    IELTS3/10IELTS taken (Aiman Malik, Muhammad Dayyan Hussain Khan, Umer Saeed)
    English-medium education or university proficiency certificate accepted1/10Academic qualifications accepted (Carol Munywoki)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Master’s

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    GRE5/10314; Quantitative162, Verbal152 (Muhammad Taha Ali); 323; Verbal163, Quantitative160, Analytical Writing4.5 (Zain Hussain); 331/340; Quantitative165, Verbal166 (Muhammad Bilal); GRE taken (Alexander Valdelamar, David Guzman)

    What Recipients Pursued After Their Scholarship-Funded Studies — Master’s

    RecipientScholarship-funded degree/programReported later outcome
    Umer SaeedMaster’s in Electrical EngineeringCoventry PhD 2021–2024
    Alexander ValdelamarMaster’s in Electrical Engineering master’sBecame CTO of EC.DATA, working on energy analytics, automation, AI and data-driven energy systems.
    Carol MunywokiMaster’s in Electrical / power and sustainable energy systems, 2024–August 2025After graduating in August 2025, worked as an electrical engineer in the energy sector at Kenya Power.
    Zain HussainMaster’s in Electrical Engineering, Smart Electric Energy specializationReturned to Pakistan after completing Columbia MSc
    David GuzmanMaster’s in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Power EngineeringReturned to Panama, first worked for a local utility, then progressed from Product Engineer to Engineering Director at a company where he had worked approximately 12 years.

    Scholarship Recipients and Featured Scholarships — Ph.D.

    Recipients per nationalityNationalities / reported countries of origin
    1Iran, Myanmar, Pakistan
    ScholarshipRecipients
    Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP)1
    European Commission Horizon Europe PhD project funding1
    Fulbright Foreign Student Program1
    RecipientScholarshipInstitution and destinationFunded degree/program
    Shehryar Jafar — PakistanFulbright Foreign Student ProgramUniversity of Texas at Dallas; United StatesPh.D. in Electrical Engineering PhD, quantum optical communication
    Rahmat Khezri (2017 scholarship) — IranAustralian Government Research Training Program ScholarshipFlinders University; AustraliaPh.D. in Electrical Engineering
    May Myat Thwe — MyanmarEuropean Commission Horizon Europe PhD project fundingDelft University of Technology; NetherlandsPh.D. in Electrical Engineering (Cybersecurity for Power Systems)

    Funding Reported by Recipients — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/funding sourceReported support
    Shehryar Jafar
    Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering PhD, quantum optical communication
    Fulbright Foreign Student ProgramTuition, a living stipend, health insurance and related support for doctoral study.
    Rahmat Khezri
    Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
    Australian Government Research Training Program ScholarshipAustralian Government Research Training Program Scholarship — Full doctoral tuition and approximately AUD 28,000 annual living stipend
    May Myat Thwe
    Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Cybersecurity for Power Systems)
    European Commission Horizon Europe PhD project fundingPhD-related courses, project meetings and conference participation.

    Examples of Featured Recipients’ Application Backgrounds — Ph.D.

    Recipient and funded degree/programScholarship/application routeReported background
    Shehryar Jafar
    Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering PhD, quantum optical communication
    Fulbright Foreign Student ProgramBachelors: Electronics Engineering, NUST, 2015, CGPA 3.98/4.00; Masters: Reliability Engineering and Asset Management, Manchester, 2020, CGPA 4.00/4.00
    Rahmat Khezri
    Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering
    Australian Government Research Training Program ScholarshipElectrical Engineering BSc and MSc; six ISI-indexed journal papers and three conference papers before applying
    May Myat Thwe
    Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering (Cybersecurity for Power Systems)
    European Commission Horizon Europe PhD project fundingComputer Science honours bachelor’s at University of Yangon and Computer Science MSc at KAIST; cybersecurity research, research/teaching assistance and AI leadership.

    How Recipients Met Language Requirements — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    TOEFL2/385 (Rahmat Khezri); TOEFL taken (Shehryar Jafar)

    Standardized Tests Reported by Featured Recipients — Ph.D.

    Evidence/test reportedRecipients / totalExamples from recipient stories
    GRE1/3GRE taken (Shehryar Jafar)
    Standardized tests optional or not required1/3GRE / GMAT optional or not required (Rahmat Khezri)
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