OnePlus
has partnered with
Indian Institute of Technology Madras
(IIT Madras) to launch the 'Never Settle' scholarship program. This scholarship program is named after the company's famous spirit and aims to provide financial assistance to
IIT Madras
students enrolled in the undergraduate (
BTech
) program.
The Never Settle Scholarship program is dedicated to easing the financial burden of education by offering substantial scholarships to deserving students who meet the specified criteria.
OnePlus says that the program reflects the company’s commitment to giving back to the community that has been integral to its success over the past decade. It aims to empower the next generation of innovators by supporting academic excellence in the fields of science and technology.
To be eligible for the scholarship, students need to meet the Merit-cum-Means criteria set by
IIT
Madras. The university will manage the scholarship review process and select deserving students based on the specified criteria.
Our community has played a pivotal role in shaping our brand over the last 10 years. The support and enthusiasm we received during our first official community meet in India were crucial in our decision to launch in the country. Our decade-long journey in the region has been truly remarkable." said
Pete Lau
, Founder of OnePlus said. As a tech brand, continuous innovation is the most thrilling part of our work. Collaborating with IIT Madras is highly significant as we embark on this meaningful venture alongside our community. Looking ahead, I trust that our enduring spirit of ‘Never Settle’ will continue to thrive in the next decade.
Prof. Mahesh Panchagnula, Dean (Alumni and Corporate Relations), IIT Madras, said: "IIT Madras is pleased to collaborate with OnePlus for the ‘Never Settle’ Scholarship, reaffirming our dedication to empowering future innovators in science and technology. I express gratitude to the OnePlus leadership team for standing with us in our endeavors to create a brighter educational landscape for the youth of India."