Students who applied for the Baccalaureate scholarships from the Community of Madrid for the 2026-2027 academic year can now check if they have been selected. The regional government has published the resolution with the list of beneficiaries in the Official Gazette of the Community of Madrid (BOCM).
In total, more than 17,400 students will receive these grants, which have an investment of 43.5 million euros. The objective is to contribute to paying for Baccalaureate studies in authorized private or subsidized centers and reduce the expense that this educational stage entails for many families.
The call contemplates two main amounts, which depend on the income per person of each family unit. Thus, students from lower-income families can receive greater aid to cover course expenses.
How to check the list of admitted students for Madrid Baccalaureate scholarships?
Families can consult the call information through the official Baccalaureate scholarships page of the Community of Madrid. On this portal, you will find information about the resolution and the procedure to check the status of each application. You can also access the call data from the institutional website of the Community of Madrid and consult the official publication in the BOCM.
These grants are aimed at students studying Baccalaureate in authorized private centers in the region. Among the requirements of the call are not having repeated a year and being enrolled or having a reserved place for the 2026-2027 academic year.
In addition, for the second consecutive year, the academic grade has been taken into account to evaluate applications. Students could get up to two additional points based on the final grade of the last course completed within the established period.
How much money do Baccalaureate scholarships provide and what does the amount depend on?
The money each student receives depends on the family income per person. The call establishes two annual amounts:
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3,750 euros: for families with a per capita income of up to 10,000 euros.
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2,000 euros: for families with a per capita income greater than 10,000 euros and up to 35,913 euros.
These amounts are intended to cover expenses such as the reservation fee, tuition, and schooling. However, there is an important limit: if the total cost of the course is less than the scholarship granted, the aid cannot exceed the price of these concepts. Students who already enjoyed these scholarships could also request their extension for the new academic year, provided they maintained the required conditions and expressly processed the continuity of the aid.
With this call, the Community of Madrid allocates 43.5 million euros to support more than 17,400 students who are studying a non-compulsory educational stage. While Baccalaureate in public institutes is free, these aids contribute to covering part of the expenses of those who study in authorized private centers.
