Funding and grants are instrumental in advancing impactful research, innovation, and academic excellence. The institution actively secures financial support from government agencies, research councils, industries, and philanthropic organizations to undertake high-quality research projects across diverse disciplines. These grants empower faculty members and researchers to develop innovative solutions, establish advanced research facilities, foster interdisciplinary collaborations, and address societal and industrial challenges. Through sustained funding support, the institution continues to strengthen its research ecosystem and contribute to scientific and technological progress.
Seed funding gives early-stage ideas room to prove themselves before they compete for larger external grants. It is designed for pilot studies, proof-of-concept work, and preliminary data collection that a bigger funding body would expect to see first.
Think of it as runway, not a full flight ticket. A seed grant should get a project to the point where it has real data, a working prototype, or a tested method — the evidence an external funder or government scheme will ask for next. Our team also helps grantees turn that early work into a competitive proposal once results are in hand.
External funding covers grants and sponsorships from sources outside the institution — industry partners, private foundations, philanthropic trusts, and international collaborators. These opportunities often come with their own formats, deadlines, and compliance requirements, which is where our office steps in.
Corporate CSR and R&D partnerships, private foundations and trusts, alumni-funded chairs, and joint calls with international universities all fall under this route. Because each funder sets its own rules, we help teams translate institutional processes into whatever format the funder requires — without the back-and-forth slowing the proposal down.
Government schemes remain the largest source of research funding available to our researchers. Our office tracks calls from the major national agencies, helps assess eligibility, and supports every application from concept note to final submission.
Think of it as runway, not a full flight ticket. A seed grant should get a project to the point where it has real data, a working prototype, or a tested method — the evidence an external funder or government scheme will ask for next. Our team also helps grantees turn that early work into a competitive proposal once results are in hand.
Our institution receives research funding from prestigious national funding agencies and government organizations to support innovative research, technological advancement, and academic excellence.
Everything you need to prepare a funding application, in one place — updated each funding cycle and reviewed by the Research & Innovation Office.
Ready-to-use templates for concept notes, budgets, and full proposals, formatted to match common funder requirements.
Download PDF Download PDF Download PDFInstitutional policy on grant management, indirect costs, co-investigator terms, and post-award compliance.
Download PDF Download PDF Download PDFStep-by-step guidance on eligibility, required documents, and the review process for seed, external, and government grant applications.