Hi aminvahidi,

It's hard to predict if an applicant will get a scholarship, let alone the quantum of scholarship, as it depends on number of factors (career progression, organizations you worked, GMAT score, GPA, your undergrad/ grad institutions, diversity, and so on). B-schools evaluate how strong an applicant you are (under the constraints of diversity), and on the basis of that determine merit-based scholarships. One thing that goes in your favor, as far as scholarship is concerned, is that you're from a less-represented demography. But that's one of multiple factors.

You may find this article useful in getting an idea about scholarships at prominent schools.

Thanks for sharing.

In addition to the inputs above, it would be good to play up the unique perspective that you can bring coming from an underrepresented group. Complementing this with experiences showing your ability to collaborate and work with people from diverse backgrounds and nationalities would help. These would show your ability to contribute to the experiences of your peers, and also help the reach of the alumni community.

Wish you all the best!