If its a full scholarship, the tuition fee in the scholarship will be deducted directly; thus the scholarship recipient won’t have to pay for the tuition fee.
If its a partial scholarship and not all tuition free, you may need to pay the whole fee first then get scholarship after that. But also many university no require for full payment.

Full Scholarship: If you have been awarded a full scholarship that covers tuition fees, you typically will not need to pay any tuition fees out of pocket. The scholarship provider or sponsoring organization will directly cover the cost of tuition on your behalf.

Partial Scholarship: If you have been awarded a partial scholarship that covers only a portion of the tuition fees, you may still be responsible for paying the remaining balance. In this case, you will need to pay the difference between the scholarship amount and the total tuition fees.

Deferred Payment: Some scholarship programs may require you to pay the tuition fees upfront and then reimburse you later once the scholarship funds have been disbursed. In this scenario, you would need to pay the tuition fees first and then provide proof of payment to the scholarship provider for reimbursement.