The Indian School of Business (ISB) has announced the institution of the Taparia Family Scholarships, a first-of-its-kind commitment to ISB’s scholarship programme. Beginning with the current academic year, these scholarships will benefit 10 students each year, offering a 100% tuition fee waiver. Over the next five years, 50 deserving students across ISB’s one-year Post Graduate Programme in Management (PGP) and the newly launched Post Graduate Programme in Management for Young Leaders (PGP YL) will be supported through this initiative.

This multi-year commitment from Mr. Mahavir Prasad Taparia, Managing Director, Supreme Industries Limited, and Mr. Shivratan Taparia, Executive Director, Supreme Industries Limited, marks a significant milestone in advancing ISB’s vision of enabling greater access to world-class management education for high-potential students.

The MoU for this gift was exchanged in the presence of Mr. Mahavir Prasad Taparia, Mr. Shivratan Taparia, Mr. Vijay Kumar Taparia, Executive Director, Supreme Industries Limited; Dean Madan Pillutla, and DNV Kumara Guru, Senior Director – Advancement, ISB.

Mr. Mahavir Prasad Taparia said, “Education has always been the foundation of progress. Through this scholarship initiative, we hope to empower deserving students of ISB to pursue their aspirations freely and grow into capable, responsible leaders who contribute meaningfully to India’s future. This is not just an investment in individuals, but in the collective future they will help shape.”

Professor Madan Pillutla, Dean, ISB, said: “We extend our deepest gratitude to the Taparia family for their generous commitment to ISB students. The establishment of the Taparia Family Scholarships enables deserving candidates to access ISB's world-class education. This gift serves as an affirmation of our shared belief in educational excellence and its role in shaping future leaders.”

The Taparia Family Scholarships reaffirm ISB’s commitment to expanding its scholarship programme and ensuring that deserving students, regardless of financial constraints, can benefit from a transformative education.