Education
The foundation of tomorrow is built on the shoulders of our children. These shoulders are steadied and strengthened with education. In our endeavours to uplift people from their circumstances, education is our main lever. It is what helps children distinguish reason from superstition, strengthens their problem solving abilities and life skills, while simultaneously preparing them to take on some employment where they can make a difference in the world at large. With education we see how the impact of our work can be long lasting and self-sustained.
Mukul Madhav Foundation Scholarships
At Mukul Madhav Foundation, our commitment to aspiring students knows no boundaries. From promoting talent in India to supporting academic excellence abroad, we are proud to continue offering scholarships that open doors to higher education. Building on our already successful partnerships, we are extending to more universities. These initiatives reflect our ongoing dedication to nurturing the next generation of leaders and scholars through financial assistance. They enable students to achieve academic excellence and create a positive impact.
2026
Scholarships at Leading UK Institutions
Mukul Madhav Foundation is now tied up for academic scholarships with University College London (UCL), King’s College London, University of Oxford’s Somerville College, Imperial College, Warwick University and University of Cambridge.
Academic Year 2026–2027 (upcoming):
Five seats are in progress — Urja Kohli (MPhil in Management) and Aditya Sundaram (MPhil in Finance), both at Cambridge Judge Business School; Sharon Suganditha (MSc Reproductive Science, University of Warwick); Jatin Kumar (MSc Cell, Gene and Novel Therapies, UCL); and two seats yet to be confirmed at the University of Oxford – Somerville College and King's College London.
Academic Year 2025–2026:
Three scholars were supported: Prisha Gohil (MSc Child and Adolescent Mental Health, University College London), Tejas Dongare (MSc Higher Education, University of Oxford – Somerville College), and Rutuja Patil (MSc Advanced Computing, King's College London).
Academic Year 2024–2025:
Five scholars were supported: Kaleswara Rao Devalla (MSc Diagnostics, Data and Digital Health, University of Warwick), Tanvi Kayan (MSc Applied Genomics, Imperial College London), Dr Gladson Vaghela (MSc Global Health Science & Epidemiology, University of Oxford – Somerville College), Sahil Rathod (MSc Supply Chain and Logistics, Coventry University, Birmingham), and Mahalakshmi Selvakumar (MSc Advanced Software Engineering, King's College London).
Academic Year 2023–2024:
Mukul Madhav Foundation UK supported four scholars this year: Sonali Subhash Jadhav (MSc Artificial Intelligence, National College of Ireland), Eshika Purohit (MSc Digital Economy, King's College London), Harika Saragadam (MSc Data Science, King's College London), and Tanveer Ahmed Malnas (LLM Law, King's College London).
Supporting Musical Education in Institutions
2024
The Year 7 Music Specialist Programme is empowering 55 students through high-quality instrumental tuition and meaningful performance opportunities, fostering both musical excellence and personal development. Throughout the year, students have made significant progress in their technical ability, confidence, teamwork, and stage presence.
A key highlight was the Year 7 Performing Assembly, where flute and violin students delivered impressive performances that reflected their dedication, discipline, and growing musical skills. Opportunities to perform before an audience have helped students build confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of achievement.
The programme continues to nurture young talent while creating a supportive environment where students can develop essential life skills alongside their musical education.
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Support to Children in Khandala in collaboration with Pratham
2023
MMF supports some initiatives by Pratham, a non-governmental organisation that helps provide quality education to underprivileged children in India.
Just before the pandemic, Pratham identified 50 villages surrounding Khandala on the edge of the Western Ghats in Maharashtra to support and improve literacy of children. Their partnership with MMF helped children in the villages of Khandala Block in the Satara District to continue to learn through the most challenging times. The learning loss has been minimised, and in some cases, they may even have had a more productive year. With functional reading, writing and maths skills, they can now return to school and access the curriculum.
We have impacted 20 communities and 900 children with our team of 55 volunteers until 2022. In continuation of our support to Pratham, we donated additional funds to help them upscale their project at Khandala in the Satara District. We hope to continue the efforts in this region.
Education Essentials & Infrastructural Support
2022
In continuation of our support to the Charlton Mackrell Church of England Primary School, Somerset, we provided them with school furniture and facilities for the pre-school, such as an outdoor cable drum play table, a mud kitchen and a seating package.
Support for Higher Education in Ireland
2022
Sonali Jadhav, an Electronics Engineering student who hails from a farming family in Sangli, received an offer letter from the National College of Ireland for a year-long Master of Science course in Data Analytics. Off the tuition fee of Rs12,28,890, she has received Rs 3,27,560 as a scholarship.
Sonali’s family suffered huge losses due to the recent floods that destroyed the crops on their three-acre farming land, and this support from MMF has proven to be crucial for her continual education.
supporting education of 10 children in Africa
2020
MMF UK supported Action Aid in August 2021, to support 10 young girls and boys in Uganda with their schooling, nourishment, healthcare, wellbeing, and their clean water requirements for the upcoming academic year.