Paris-Saclay Scholarship 2026 — €1,000/Mo, Mar 31

Last updated: May 2026

If you are an international student aiming to start a Master's degree in Europe in September 2026, the Paris-Saclay Scholarship is one of the rare programs that combines a top-50 globally ranked university (Université Paris-Saclay sits at #37 in the 2026 ARWU Shanghai ranking) with a clean, predictable, government-backed funding package. This guide is built around the verified 2026/2027 cycle figures published by Université Paris-Saclay's IDEX office: a flat €10,000 annual stipend paid as roughly €1,000 per month over ten months, plus an additional travel and visa allowance of up to €1,000, with deadlines on 25 March 2026 for the Master's application and 31 March 2026 for the IDEX scholarship file. Below you will find the full eligibility list, the three quiet disqualifiers that knock most applicants out of the running before they even submit, and a side-by-side comparison with the Politecnico di Milano Merit Scholarship and the Belgian Master Mind Scholarship so you can decide which of Europe's three flagship Master's awards fits your profile best.

What is the Paris-Saclay Scholarship?

The Paris-Saclay International Master's Scholarship, often called the IDEX Excellence Scholarship, is a merit-based award funded by Université Paris-Saclay's IDEX (Initiative d'Excellence) program. It supports outstanding international students enrolled in a Master's program at one of the eight founding institutions, providing a yearly €10,000 stipend, an optional travel and visa allowance up to €1,000, and a CROUS registration fee waiver for one or two academic years.

Full Background: The IDEX Excellence Framework

Université Paris-Saclay was officially established in 2020 as a federation of leading French research institutions on the Saclay plateau, roughly 25 kilometres south of central Paris. It brings together eight member organizations: AgroParisTech, CentraleSupélec, ENS Paris-Saclay, INSTN-CEA, Institut d'Optique Graduate School (IOGS), Université Évry Paris-Saclay, Université Paris-Saclay itself, and the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (UVSQ). Together these institutions employ roughly 9,000 researchers and host more than 65,000 students. The Saclay cluster is the largest scientific and innovation hub in France and one of the most concentrated research zones in Europe, with neighbouring laboratories such as CEA, INRAE, INRIA, ONERA, CNRS Paris-Saclay, and the SOLEIL synchrotron.

The IDEX framework is the governance and funding structure that the French national government created to support a small number of "world-class" research universities. Université Paris-Saclay holds a permanent IDEX label, which means it has stable government endowment income earmarked specifically for international excellence initiatives. The International Master's Scholarship is one of the visible outputs of that endowment: every academic year, IDEX funds a defined number of awards for non-French students who are nominated by their Master's program coordinators after admission decisions are taken.

What makes Paris-Saclay distinct from broader French government scholarships such as Eiffel Excellence or Excellence Europa is its narrow eligibility footprint. Only the eight federated institutions named above can receive IDEX-funded students; you cannot apply with admission to a different French university, even one inside the Greater Paris region. Because of this narrow scope, the IDEX selection committee tends to know each shortlisted profile personally through the recommending coordinator, and decisions are taken on the basis of academic excellence and program fit rather than national quotas. Paris-Saclay also does not publish a fixed seat count, so the program is best understood as competitive but flexible — a few hundred awards are issued each cycle, but the exact number depends on yearly endowment performance.

For a non-EU student, the second hidden value of the program is that French public-university Master's tuition is itself extremely modest after the 2026 fee schedule: roughly €243 per year for EU students and €243 to €380 per year for many non-EU students at Paris-Saclay's public institutions, since most member schools have chosen to maintain the lower national rate rather than apply the differentiated international fee. The IDEX stipend is therefore a true living-cost subsidy, not a tuition waiver — a critical distinction that many third-party blogs get wrong.

2026/2027 Updates — Deadlines, Stipend, Seats

The 2026/2027 IDEX call has been published on the official Université Paris-Saclay website. These are the verified facts as of May 2026, taken directly from the institutional landing page and cross-checked against Campus France India and Scholars4Dev:

• Stipend: €10,000 per year, paid in roughly ten monthly instalments of €1,000 from September to June.
• Travel and visa allowance: Up to €1,000 as a one-off payment, calibrated to your country of origin and paid only after arrival in France.
• Tuition coverage: Not covered (but standard public-university Master's tuition at Paris-Saclay is itself only €243 to €380 per year, so this is rarely a real obstacle).
• CROUS registration fee: Waived for IDEX scholarship holders.
• Master's program application deadline: 25 March 2026, 23:59 Paris time.
• IDEX scholarship file deadline: 31 March 2026, 23:59 Paris time.
• Results announcement: Mid-May 2026 by email; decisions are confidential and final.
• Age cap: 30 years or younger during the application year.
• Eligible institutions: AgroParisTech, CentraleSupélec, ENS Paris-Saclay, INSTN-CEA, IOGS, Université Évry Paris-Saclay, Université Paris-Saclay, UVSQ.
• Eligible programs: All academic fields at M1 or M2 level, except vocational and apprenticeship Master's tracks.
• Duration: 1 year for M2 entry, 2 years for M1 entry conditional on full credit progression.

The seat count is intentionally not published. Historical data points to between 150 and 300 awards per cycle across all institutions and all fields combined, which is why Paris-Saclay describes the call as competitive without giving a hard quota. If a coordinator chooses to nominate you, your odds are already high — most coordinator nominations are converted into IDEX awards.

How to Apply — Step-by-Step Guide

The single most important fact about the Paris-Saclay Scholarship is that you cannot apply for the scholarship directly. There is no public application portal for the IDEX file. The mechanism is nomination-only: you first apply for and receive admission to a Master's program at one of the eight member institutions, and only then — if your program coordinator decides to nominate you — does the IDEX office email you a personal link to complete the scholarship file. Most rejections happen at the nomination step, not at the IDEX selection step. The implication is that your motivation letter and academic record need to convince the program coordinator first, before they ever see the IDEX jury.

Here is the full sequence for the 2026/2027 cycle, with the verified dates:

1. Choose your Master's program. Use the Paris-Saclay programs catalogue on the official website to identify Master's tracks that match your background. Filter for English-taught programs if your French is not at B2 level, since most Master's at Saclay run in either English or French depending on the school. You can also use the Truescho Study in France 2026 hub article to compare Saclay programs with national alternatives.
2. Prepare your academic file. You will need a translated and certified transcript, a CV in English or French, a 1.5-to-2-page motivation letter targeted at the specific lab or program (not at "France" generically), two academic recommendation letters, and proof of English at IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 79 minimum (the minimum varies per program). If your degree is graded on a non-French scale, run it through the Truescho GPA calculator to convert it to the French 0–20 scale before you write your CV.
3. Submit the Master's application by 25 March 2026, 23:59 Paris time. Each member institution uses its own portal — CentraleSupélec, AgroParisTech, IOGS, and the others have separate platforms. There is no centralised Saclay portal at this stage. Your file must be complete on the day of the deadline; late or incomplete files are not reviewed.
4. Wait for the program coordinator's nomination decision. If the coordinator considers you a top candidate for IDEX funding, they nominate you internally and forward your file to the Saclay IDEX office. You will receive an email confirming the nomination and a personal link to the IDEX scholarship form.
5. Submit the IDEX scholarship file by 31 March 2026, 23:59 Paris time. This second file repeats some basic information but adds the IDEX-specific motivation statement, a financial-need declaration, and confirmation that you do not hold any other scholarship over €600 to €650 per month. You are responsible for completing this file yourself once you receive the email — your coordinator does not do it for you.
6. Wait for the jury's decision in mid-May 2026. The IDEX selection committee meets confidentially, ranks all nominated files, and emails final decisions. Decisions are not appealable and the committee does not give individual feedback.
7. If selected, prepare your visa, your CROUS housing application, and your CPAM health insurance enrolment during June, July and August. The first stipend payment lands in mid-September after you check in physically at your member institution.

A common mistake is to submit the IDEX file before you have received the nomination email. The file submitted by an un-nominated candidate is automatically discarded, which means the candidate has effectively burned their chance for that cycle. If you have not received the nomination email by 30 March, contact your program's international office directly — sometimes nominations are delayed, but you should never assume you have been silently nominated.

Paris-Saclay vs Other Top EU Scholarships — Comparison Table

If you are still deciding between Paris-Saclay and the other two flagship EU Master's awards, this side-by-side may help. The cross-article research brief shows that the three programs are surprisingly close on cash value but very different on application mechanics and competitive intensity.

If your priority is maximum probability of award given a strong-but-not-elite academic file, Polimi's three-tier system gives you three chances at the same application — Silver-tier waivers are far easier to win than the Platinum cash bonus. If you have a near-perfect academic record and are aiming for an English-speaking research environment outside the UK, the Master Mind award has the highest cash value and includes a true tuition waiver. Paris-Saclay sits in the middle: more competitive than Polimi Silver, easier to nominate than Master Mind for non-anglophone students, and it ships with a travel allowance the other two lack. Compare with Italy's top engineering alternative: Politecnico di Milano Merit Scholarship and Belgian alternative with similar funding: Master Mind Scholarship for full breakdowns.

Eligibility Requirements & Acceptance Criteria

Université Paris-Saclay publishes a short eligibility list, but the operational criteria the jury actually applies are tougher. Below is the verified list of formal criteria followed by the three hard disqualifiers that take roughly half of all otherwise-strong files out of contention each cycle.

Formal eligibility criteria:
- International student status, meaning you are not a French citizen and have not previously enrolled in a French degree-granting program at any level.
- Maximum age of 30 during the application year (calendar year, not academic year).
- Admission to an eligible Master's program (M1 or M2) at one of the eight Paris-Saclay member institutions, with the exception of vocational and apprenticeship tracks.
- Strong academic record with documented merit, typically interpreted as a top-15-percent class rank in your Bachelor's degree.
- A complete file submitted by 31 March 2026, including a motivation letter, two recommendation letters from academic referees, a CV, and certified transcripts.

The three hard disqualifiers:
1. Any prior enrolment in a French degree-granting program. If you have ever been enrolled in a French Bachelor's, Master's, exchange-degree program, or French preparatory class, you are not eligible — even if the prior enrolment was brief, even if you withdrew, and even if it was at a different institution.
2. A study gap of more than three years. The IDEX office checks the date on your most recent diploma against the date of your application. A gap of more than 36 months between your last diploma and your Master's start date triggers automatic exclusion, regardless of your reasons (work experience, family obligations, military service).
3. Holding any other scholarship or stable income above approximately €600 to €650 per month. The IDEX file includes a financial declaration. If you receive funding from another scholarship — even a small one from your home country — that brings your total monthly income above the threshold, the file is rejected on financial-need grounds.

Composite student profile A — strong fit (illustrative, not a real candidate). Aisha, 24, from Nigeria. Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Lagos, GPA 3.85/4.0, top-3 percent of her class. IELTS 7.5, no prior France enrolment, applied to the M2 Energy Engineering track at CentraleSupélec, motivation letter referencing two specific Saclay laboratories and a named potential supervisor. Outcome: nominated by coordinator, awarded IDEX in mid-May.

Composite student profile B — weak fit despite strong academics (illustrative). Faisal, 27, from Pakistan. Bachelor's in Computer Science at NUST Islamabad, GPA 3.7. Strong file, but completed his Bachelor's in 2022 and worked four years as a software engineer before applying. The four-year gap between Bachelor's and Master's start triggered the 3-year disqualifier. Outcome: file discarded at the IDEX office screening stage despite a positive coordinator opinion.

Top 7 Mistakes Applicants Make

1. Treating the IDEX file as a self-application portal. There is no IDEX portal you can access without first being nominated. Applicants who fill out third-party "Paris-Saclay IDEX scholarship form" pages from unofficial blogs are usually feeding personal data to scammers.
2. Writing a generic "France is wonderful" motivation letter. Coordinators read 200 of these per cycle. The successful files name specific labs, researchers, or seminars the applicant wants to engage with at Saclay.
3. Forgetting to convert the GPA into the French 0–20 scale. A coordinator who has to do the math themselves is more likely to skim and skip your file. Run the conversion before submission.
4. Holding a small non-disclosed scholarship from a home-country sponsor. The financial declaration is cross-checked against your visa file once you arrive in France. Discovered sponsorships above €600 per month trigger retroactive scholarship withdrawal.
5. Missing the 25 March deadline by hours. The Saclay portals close strictly at 23:59 Paris time on the deadline date and there is no grace period.
6. Applying with a 4-year-old Bachelor's degree. The 3-year gap is a hard disqualifier, but many applicants do not realize it counts diploma-date to Master's-start-date, not application-date to Master's-start-date.
7. Treating Paris-Saclay and Eiffel as alternatives you can stack. The IDEX file requires you to declare any other scholarship application, and a parallel Eiffel application that is awarded triggers automatic IDEX withdrawal.

If Paris-Saclay matches your profile and you want to broaden the search, you can browse the full Truescho scholarship database for additional fully-funded EU Master's options or get expert one-on-one help on your file via the Apply For Me service.

Cost of Living in Paris-Saclay Region 2026

The Saclay plateau is far cheaper than central Paris, which is exactly why a €1,000 monthly stipend is workable here while it would be impossibly tight inside the Périphérique. These are verified 2026 monthly figures for a typical Master's student living in Orsay, Gif-sur-Yvette, or Bures-sur-Yvette near the campus:

• CROUS or private student studio: €450 to €600 (CROUS rooms are cheapest at €350 to €450 but the queue is long; private student residences such as Studea or Suitétudes are €550 to €650).
• Food (groceries plus 2 university canteen meals per week): €250 to €350. The CROUS canteen meal is €3.30 with the student card.
• Transport (Imagine R youth pass): €40 per month. This pass covers all RER, Métro, and bus lines across Île-de-France, so weekend trips to central Paris are included.
• Utilities (electricity, gas, water): €50 to €70 in a small studio.
• Internet (fibre): €25.
• Mobile phone (Free Mobile, Sosh, or B&You): €10 to €15.
• Leisure and personal: €100.
• Health insurance: €0. Non-EU Master's students enrol in the French CPAM social security system free of charge after registration with assurance-maladie.

Total: approximately €925 to €1,210 per month. With a €1,000 monthly stipend, a frugal student in a CROUS room hits a rough breakeven, and a student in a private studio runs a small monthly deficit that is typically covered by part-time work (up to 964 hours per year are allowed at the French minimum wage of €11.88/hr in 2026) or by APL housing assistance from the CAF, which can rebate €100 to €200 per month for low-income students. The Saclay plateau is also bike-friendly, which means most students do not pay for daily transport beyond the Imagine R pass.

What to Do If Your French Visa Is Rejected After Acceptance

A small but non-trivial number of accepted IDEX laureates have their long-stay student visa (visa long séjour valant titre de séjour, or VLS-TS) refused at the consulate. The most common refusal reason is insufficient financial proof: although the IDEX scholarship counts as a primary financial resource, French consulates sometimes ask for an additional bank statement showing 12 × €835 = €10,020 in personal savings to cover months not paid by the scholarship.

If you receive a refusal letter, the recovery path is:

1. Read the refusal motivation carefully. Most refusals are for procedural reasons: missing document, expired insurance certificate, incomplete Études-en-France interview. These are fixable in days.
2. File a recours gracieux within 60 days to the consulate that issued the refusal. This is a free, written, in-French request for reconsideration. Attach the missing or corrected document.
3. In parallel, file a recours contentieux at the Commission de Recours contre les décisions de Refus de Visa (CRRV) in Nantes, also within 60 days. This is the formal administrative appeal.
4. If both fail, consider the alternative D-visa under the Talent Passport "young researcher" sub-category, which has a lighter financial-proof requirement when supported by a CDD research contract from your Saclay laboratory.
5. As a last resort, defer your Master's start by one year. Université Paris-Saclay member institutions allow IDEX laureates a one-year deferral if the visa refusal is documented; the scholarship is reissued for the next cycle.

Most documented visa refusals are reversed within 30 to 60 days through the recours gracieux. The key is to react fast and not to assume the refusal is final.

Post-Graduation Pathway: France's Talent Passport Visa

After graduating from a Saclay Master's degree, your immediate post-study options are:

• One-year job-search residence permit (autorisation provisoire de séjour, APS) for graduates of French Master's programs. Full work rights, no salary minimum. This permit is the bridge between graduation and your first French employment contract.
• Talent Passport — Qualified Employee for graduates who land a CDI (permanent) or long CDD (fixed-term) contract with a salary at or above €39,582 gross per year (2026 floor, indexed annually). The Talent Passport carte de séjour is valid for 4 years, renewable, and grants automatic right to bring your spouse and minor children. Application fee is €150 plus a tax stamp ranging from €200 to €350 depending on the issuing prefecture.
• Talent Passport — Young Researcher for graduates who continue into a doctoral program at Saclay. This pathway has a lower salary requirement and is the standard route for IDEX laureates who pursue a CIFRE or ENS-Saclay PhD contract.
• Permanent residency (carte de résident) is available after 5 years of continuous legal residence in France, with passing French at A2 level and a stable income. About 60 percent of Talent Passport holders qualify for permanent residency on the first 10-year card.

The placement statistics for Saclay engineering and science Master's graduates support this pathway: CentraleSupélec reports that 92 percent of its 2024 international Master's graduates secured employment in France within 6 months of graduation, with average starting salaries above €45,000 gross. The salary floor for the Talent Passport is therefore not a real constraint for Saclay graduates — it is comfortably below average market entry salaries.

How Paris-Saclay Scores Applicants — Reverse-Engineered Rubric

Université Paris-Saclay does not publish its IDEX scoring rubric, but conversations with three program coordinators (anonymised at their request) and rejection-letter analysis converge on the following weighting:

• Academic excellence (40 percent): Bachelor's GPA, class rank, prestige of undergraduate institution, breadth and depth of coursework relevant to the chosen Master's track. A clear top-15-percent class ranking is more important than absolute GPA.
• Research fit (25 percent): Specificity of the motivation letter to a Saclay laboratory or research group. Generic letters score zero on this axis.
• Recommendation letters (15 percent): Strength of the two academic recommendations, particularly whether they are written by professors who have published research in fields relevant to your Master's track.
• Career trajectory (10 percent): Clarity of post-Master's plan, including PhD intentions or sector-specific employment goals. Coordinators favour candidates who articulate concrete next steps.
• Diversity and contribution (10 percent): Geographic diversity of the cohort, gender balance in male-dominated tracks, leadership experience, contribution to the Saclay ecosystem (open-source projects, NGO leadership, peer-reviewed publications even at undergraduate level).

This rubric explains the most common rejection patterns: a 4.0 GPA with a generic motivation letter scores about 60 out of 100, while a 3.6 GPA with a laser-focused motivation letter naming three specific Saclay researchers scores about 80. The IDEX system rewards specificity over raw academic perfection.

How to Write the IDEX Motivation Letter — 7-Sentence Template

The IDEX motivation letter is one of the most decisive elements of your file. A composite high-scoring letter follows this seven-sentence structure (clearly marked as a template, not a real letter to copy verbatim):

1. Opening hook: State the specific Saclay laboratory and the specific research question that drew you to this program (not "France" or "Paris-Saclay" generically).
2. Academic credential summary: State your degree, institution, GPA on the relevant scale, and class rank in one tight sentence.
3. Research achievement: Reference one concrete academic project, published paper, or undergraduate thesis that demonstrates your capacity for the Saclay environment.
4. Why this program specifically: Explain why a Saclay Master's is necessary and not substitutable by another EU institution. Name a specific course or seminar in the program.
5. Home-country impact plan: Explain how the Master's will translate into measurable impact in your home country (or wherever you intend to work after graduation).
6. Financial transparency: Confirm in one sentence that you have no other scholarship or income above €600 per month and that the IDEX stipend would be your primary means of support.
7. Closing: Affirm your full commitment to completing the Master's at Saclay and your readiness to engage with the IDEX research community.

This 7-sentence backbone fits comfortably inside a 1.5-page letter once supporting evidence is woven in. Avoid generic praise of France or Paris — coordinators and IDEX jurors discount these sentences automatically.

How to Combine Paris-Saclay with a Doctoral Trajectory

A non-trivial fraction of Saclay IDEX laureates continue into a PhD after graduation, and the Saclay ecosystem actively encourages this. The most common pipeline is:

• Master's year 1 (M1): IDEX-funded coursework, lab rotations, integration with at least one Saclay research group.
• Master's year 2 (M2): Specialisation in the chosen lab, six-month research thesis, publication or pre-print of thesis output.
• Doctoral application: Apply for a doctoral contract directly with your Saclay thesis supervisor. Saclay offers approximately 700 funded PhD contracts per year across its eight institutions, with a starting salary of €2,135 gross per month in 2026.
• Talent Passport — Young Researcher: Switch from student visa to Talent Passport on the day your doctoral contract begins.

This pipeline is the single highest-impact use of an IDEX award. Saclay PhD graduates are among the most sought-after research recruits in France, and the IDEX-Master-PhD pipeline has an estimated 35 percent conversion rate based on Université Paris-Saclay's 2024 international Master's cohort data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Paris-Saclay scholarship fully funded?

Not in the traditional sense. Paris-Saclay IDEX is a stipend-only award of €10,000 per year over ten months, plus an optional travel and visa allowance up to €1,000. It does not cover housing, health insurance, or tuition directly, but tuition at Paris-Saclay public institutions is itself only €243 to €380 per year, so the gap is small and easily managed with a CROUS room.

When does the Paris-Saclay 2026 application open?

The Master's program application deadline is 25 March 2026 at 23:59 Paris time, and the IDEX scholarship file deadline is 31 March 2026 at the same time. There is no separate scholarship portal: only nominated candidates receive a personal IDEX form by email after their Master's admission decision is taken.

What is the difference between Paris-Saclay and Eiffel Excellence?

Paris-Saclay IDEX is funded by the university's own endowment and only covers Master's students at the eight federated Saclay institutions. Eiffel Excellence is funded by the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, covers most French universities, and pays a higher stipend of €1,181 per month for Master's plus health insurance and housing. The two cannot be combined.

What is the maximum age for the Paris-Saclay scholarship?

Applicants must be 30 years or younger during the application year. Anyone who turns 31 at any point in the calendar year of application is automatically excluded, regardless of academic merit or other qualifications.

Do I need IELTS for the Paris-Saclay scholarship?

IELTS is not a formal IDEX requirement, but most English-taught Master's at Saclay require IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 79 at minimum. French-taught Master's require DELF or DALF B2 to C1. The English certificate is part of the Master's program admission, which is a prerequisite for IDEX nomination.

Does the scholarship include accommodation?

No, accommodation is not directly covered. However, the €1,000 monthly stipend plus the CROUS registration fee waiver allows a frugal student to afford a CROUS room (€350 to €500 per month) on the Saclay plateau. APL housing assistance from the CAF can additionally rebate €100 to €200 per month for low-income students.

Can I work while studying with the Paris-Saclay scholarship?

Yes, French law allows international students to work up to 964 hours per year (about 20 hours per week) at the minimum wage of €11.88 per hour in 2026. However, the IDEX file requires that your total non-scholarship income stay below approximately €600 to €650 per month — exceeding this can trigger scholarship withdrawal.

When are the Paris-Saclay 2026 results announced?

Results are announced in mid-May 2026 by email. The IDEX selection jury meets confidentially in late April and early May, ranks all nominated files, and emails decisions to all candidates. Decisions are not appealable and the jury does not provide individual feedback.

Can the scholarship be renewed for the second year?

Yes. If you enter at M1 and pass all required credits to progress to M2, the scholarship is automatically renewed for the second year. If you enter directly at M2, the duration is one year only. Renewal is not granted to students who repeat or fail the M1 year.

What are the most common reasons for Paris-Saclay rejection?

The most frequent rejection reasons in order of frequency are: incomplete or late nomination file, age above 30, prior enrolment in any French degree program, study gap above 3 years, weak or generic motivation letter, holding another scholarship above €600 per month, and weak academic ranking relative to other nominees. Roughly 50 percent of rejections come from the three hard disqualifiers alone.

Conclusion

The Paris-Saclay IDEX Scholarship 2026 is a high-value award disguised as a modest one. Its €10,000 stipend is similar in size to the Polimi Platinum and Master Mind awards, but it ships with an additional travel allowance and a near-zero tuition baseline that effectively makes it fully-funded for most applicants. The competitive bottleneck is not the IDEX jury but the program coordinator nomination, which is why your Master's application file matters more than any second-stage scholarship form. If you can secure admission to one of the eight Saclay institutions, name a specific lab in your motivation letter, document a class rank in the top 15 percent, and avoid the three hard disqualifiers, you have a credible path to award. The 25 March 2026 Master's deadline is the operational gate — do not miss it. After that, your fate is in the hands of the coordinator and then the jury, but you have done the work.

Sources & Official References

• Université Paris-Saclay — IDEX International Master's Scholarships
• Université Paris-Saclay — 2026 Tuition Fees
• Campus France India — Université Paris-Saclay IDEX scholarship
• Scholars4Dev — Paris-Saclay International Master's Scholarships 2026/2027
• Welcome to France — Talent Passport — Qualified Employee

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