Asian Science Camps aim at enlightening science talented youths through discussion and dialogue with top scholars in the world, and to promote international friendship and cooperation among the best young students in the Asian region.  These are annual events and the theme changes yearly.

The centre was established in 2005 to promote Science & Technology activities for the benefit of the scientific community in developing countries. Fellowships for science students, including Master's and PHD students

University scholarships offered yearly.

University scholarships offered yearly.

A non profit organization committed to empowering women through technology. Awareness building, skill building, events and seminars.

Launched as a tripartite initiative of the Department of Biotechnology, the Tamil Nadu state government, and the M. S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, the program aims to improve opportunities for women scientists, but also to use science to improve women’s lives, by supporting women biotechnology entrepreneurs in developing and marketing products. The governing body of the Park also has members from research and development institutions, financial institutions, and women entrepreneurs. The Park offers long- and short-term leases, land modules for building factories, project assessment and support, project identification and technology sourcing, consultancy advice, market linkages and training.

Research Internship Award is designed to a be an educational and professional research experience.

IITB Research Internship Award is designed to be an educational and professional research experience.  The selected interns are required to work full time for four to six months on the project and will be given a fixed stipend of  Rs. 10,000/- per month. Accommodation may be provided subject to availability

Various scholarships and awards for undergraduate, graduate and PhD students.

LCIN tries to empower Indian women to use, develop and contribute to the world of Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS).  It aims to bring together women around India involved in various FLOSS projects, foster participation and share knowledge. To achieve this vision, LinuxChix India intends to establish itself as a platform for knowledge sharing and facilitate women interested in FLOSS from around India to talk, participate at events, volunteer, learn, mentor and help each other.