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Clear filtersOperation of Sports Hostels
Operation of Sports Hostels is a scheme run by the Rajasthan government to support talented tribal students in pursuing sports at the national and international level. The scheme provides free residential facilities and professional sports training to tribal students studying in Classes 6 to 12. It aims to develop sports talent among tribal communities while ensuring their overall development through quality education and nutrition.
View DetailsHostel Rent Assistance Scheme for Tribal Students
This Rajasthan government scheme provides financial assistance to help Scheduled Tribe students pay for hostel rent while pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate studies. It supports students who live in rented accommodation near government colleges for their regular education. The scheme aims to reduce financial barriers and enable tribal students to access higher education opportunities.
View DetailsBook Bank Scheme: II
The Book Bank Scheme II is a Tamil Nadu government initiative that provides free textbooks to Adi Dravidar and Tribal students enrolled in professional courses such as Medical, Engineering, Law, and MBA programs. The scheme aims to reduce the financial burden of textbook purchases for economically disadvantaged students. Students must return the books to the library after completing their course.
View DetailsAward For Meritorious Students Of Meghalaya In The HSSLC Examination (Science Stream)
This scheme provides a one-time monetary award to recognize and encourage meritorious tribal students from Meghalaya who have passed the HSSLC (Higher Secondary School Leaving Certificate) examination in the Science stream. It is implemented by the Directorate of Educational Research & Training, Meghalaya, Shillong. The award aims to celebrate academic excellence among tribal students and motivate them to pursue further studies in science.
View DetailsAdmission of Adi Dravidar/Tribal Students in Plus One at Reputed Schools
This Tamil Nadu government scheme helps talented Adi Dravidar and Tribal students get admission to reputed private schools for Plus One (11th grade) studies. The scheme aims to provide quality education to around 320 deserving students every year across different districts. It removes financial barriers and opens doors to better schools for students from these communities.
View DetailsState Government ST Scholarship (Class 9 to 10)
This is a scholarship scheme run by the Tribal Affairs Department of the Madhya Pradesh State Government. It is designed to support Scheduled Tribe (ST) students studying in Classes 9 and 10. The scheme aims to encourage education among tribal students and help improve their educational status by providing financial assistance.
View DetailsState Talent Search Examination in Mathematics and Science for Tribal Students of Meghalaya at the Close of Upper Primary Stage (Class VIII)
The scheme “State Talent Search Examination in Mathematics and Science for Tribal Students of Meghalaya at the Close of Upper Primary Stage (Class VIII)” was launched by the Education Department, Government of Meghalaya.
View DetailsCompetitive Exam Coaching
This scheme provides free coaching to tribal students preparing for competitive examinations like UPSC, state civil services, and other national-level exams. Run by the Tribal Area Development Department in Rajasthan, the coaching is delivered through Mankyi Lal Verma Tribal Research and Training Institute in Udaipur. The goal is to help tribal youth compete successfully in government jobs and higher education entrance exams.
View DetailsNEET/JEE Coaching For Tribal Students
NEET/JEE Coaching for tribal students scheme launched in Rajasthan by Tribal Area Development in the year 2001.
View DetailsBook Bank Scheme: I
The Book Bank Scheme in Tamil Nadu provides free textbooks to Adi Dravidar and Tribal students enrolled in professional courses such as Medical, Engineering, Law, MBA, and other higher education programs. The scheme is designed to reduce the financial burden of purchasing expensive textbooks for disadvantaged communities. Students must return the books to the library after completing their course.
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