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DAAD scholarships:If you are going for a full-time course of study with compulsory attendance in Germany then you eligible for DAAD scholarships.There are several scholarships are listed at DAAD database. You need to select appropriate scholarship for yourself and need to apply with documentats. In order to become a qualified candidate for scholarships, you require following :GPAWith higher GPA, there will be high chance for scholarships. Minimum suggested GPA is 80%.German LanguageGerman language proficiency is one of the key requirement for scholarships.IELTS/TOEFLIt is expected from students to have good command over English language.AgeThere is no age limit.Full-time courseYou must enrolled for full time study. Part-time or online students are not eligible for scholarships.Motivation LetterYou required to write a stellar motivation letter which must demonstrate your journey as student and your further inquisition in higher study.Admission ConfirmationAcceptance letter from German university is must for scholarship application.Top DAAD scholarships :With the help of above documents, you can apply for these scholarships.DAAD WISE (Working Internships in Science & Engineering)DAAD PhD/Sandwich/Short Term/Post Doc ScholarshipsJawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding - Dr. Angela Merkel ScholarshipStudy Scholarships for Architects in GermanyDAAD Postgraduate Courses for Professionals with Relevance to Developing CountrieStudy Scholarships for Artists in GermanyDAAD Master’s Scholarship for Public Policy and Good GovernanceHope this information will help you to grab the right scholarships.

Scholarship for OBC students can be applied online. Before 2016, application for scholarship was invited at Backward & Extremely Backward Class Welfare Dept. But now, scholarship is available at http://scholarships.gov.in You can check under “State Schemes” mentioning Bihar. Total family income should be less than 1 lakh to be eligible for this one. You can follow the guidelines mentioned in the notification thereafter.

Your question is a bit unclear because there are (as of now) 7 categories of the MEXT Scholarship:Research studentsUndergraduate studentsCollege of TechnologySpecialised training college studentsJapanese studies studentsYoung Leader’s Program studentsTeacher Training studentsUsually for the Research students category there are two tiers of selection in the First Screening phase:Written language exam (English/Japanese, don’t worry if you do not know any Japanese it’s the English exam that is the main testing subject)Interview for those who pass the written language exam.Since I have been granted the MEXT scholarship for Research students (PhD program) I can only comment about this particular category and that too for the year 2018 when I had applied.In 2018 the applications for MEXT 2019 Scholarship opened in April and I applied in the Research Students category under Mechanical Engineering ‘Field of Study’.A total of 48 students were called to the Embassy of Japan, New Delhi based on the preliminary screening of applications. 19 of them belonged to the Mechanical Engineering category. 22 candidates passed the written language test out of which 8 were in the Mechanical Engineering category. After the interview out of the 8 students in the mechanical engineering category 2 were finally selected. In other disciplines of study also mostly 2 students were chosen based on the interview. For some fields of study sometimes it may happen that the selection panel may find no suitable candidate so, the selected number of research students across all disciplines can vary approximately in the range 0–3.Please bear in mind that I have provided you the details of the application process in the year 2018. Take these numbers with a pinch of salt and please do not generalise it as trends and rules change unexpectedly.