NATIONAL OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME

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National Overseas Scholarship Scheme (NOSS)
NATIONAL OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIP SCHEME

The logo of National Overseas Scholarship Scheme (NOSS) has a circular pictorial of three humans in orange, green and violet referring to the range and kinds of beneficiaries studying all over the globe. Its name is written in violet in two lines on the right.

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