When your child enrols on or after 7th March 2026 with ALLEN Online, they can earn a minimum 30% scholarship based on their scores in ASAT (Online Courses). In addition, they can earn a 20% cashback with a minimum of 85% attendance in LIVE classes or in the Self-Study Test Series.

Students enrolling in ALLEN Online’s LIVE & Self-Study Courses on or after 7th March 2026.

The 20% cashback will be calculated on the total amount that the student pays after any scholarships/discounts. For eg: For a ₹1 lakh course: If the student gets a 30% scholarship, they will pay ₹70,000 at the time of enrolment. 20% cashback for these students will mean ₹14,000, for which they will be eligible after 31st August 2026 if they maintain a minimum 85% attendance in LIVE classes.. Students enrolled in Self-Study Courses are eligible for a 20% cashback if they maintain at least 85% attendance in the Test Series through March 31, 2027.

Attendance will be tracked from the start of classes until 31 August 2026 (or from the date of enrolment if joining later). Students must maintain a minimum 85% attendance in LIVE subject classes. Other classes, such as doubt sessions & special classes, are not counted toward attendance. Attendance will be finalised on 31 August 2026, and parents will also be able to track attendance daily, ensuring 100% transparency. For Self-Study Courses, attendance will be tracked from the start of the classes (or from the date of enrolment if joining later) until 31st March, 2027. Students must maintain a minimum 85% attendance in test series.

You can claim the cashback in September 2026.

Register and complete the ALLEN Scholarship Test. Based on test performance and minimum qualifying criteria, you can get scholarships ranging from 0%-90%. Only scholarship % will be shared as part of the result. Student scores will not be declared. ALLEN reserves the sole right to determine the minimum qualifying criteria for the ASAT examination and the corresponding scholarship slabs based on test performance, comparative performance of other candidates, the number of students appearing for the examination, and other relevant factors.