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Clear filtersState Government Backward Class Scholarship (Class 6 to 10)
This scholarship scheme is run by the School Education Department of Madhya Pradesh government. It helps students from Backward Classes continue their education in Classes 6 to 10. The scheme provides financial support to ensure that talented students from economically weaker sections can stay in school without dropping out.
View DetailsSwami Vivekananda Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme (Class 11th & 12th)
The Swami Vivekananda Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme is a financial assistance programme run by the Government of Madhya Pradesh. It provides scholarships to students in Class 11 and Class 12 studying in government schools. The scheme aims to support economically disadvantaged students and help them continue their education without financial burden.
View DetailsBharati Scheme for Education - Intermediate or Equivalent
The Bharati Scheme for Education is a financial assistance program run by the Andhra Pradesh government to help poor Brahmin students continue their studies after school. It supports students pursuing intermediate-level courses such as ITI, Polytechnic, D.Ed, TTC, and D.Pharmacy. The scheme aims to remove financial barriers and encourage educational advancement among eligible students.
View DetailsBharati Scheme for Education - 6th Class to 10th Class
The Bharati Scheme for Education is an Andhra Pradesh state initiative designed to support Brahmin students studying in classes 6 to 10. The scheme provides financial assistance to help eligible economically disadvantaged Brahmin students continue their education without dropping out. It aims to ensure educational access and reduce financial barriers for students from this community during their middle and secondary school years.
View DetailsNational Scheme Of Incentive To Girls For Secondary Education
This is a national scheme run by the Ministry of Education to encourage girls to continue their secondary education. It targets girls aged 14-18 years who have completed class 8th but have dropped out of school due to poverty or other family reasons. The scheme provides financial incentives to bring these girls back to school and help them complete their secondary education.
View DetailsUniform Allowance to the Wards of Ex-Servicemen/Widows (Sainik Welfare)
This scheme, run by the Department of Sainik Welfare in Puducherry, provides financial help to children of Ex-Servicemen and widows of Ex-Servicemen. The scheme helps these children buy school or college uniforms when they study in government-recognized educational institutions. It recognizes the sacrifices made by military personnel and supports their families.
View DetailsFree Cycles to SC Girl Students Studying in Standard IX (Sarasvati Sadhna Yojana)
Sarasvati Sadhna Yojana is a Gujarat government scheme that provides free bicycles to Scheduled Caste girl students studying in Class 9. Administered by the Directorate of Scheduled Caste Welfare under the Department of Social Justice & Empowerment, the scheme aims to improve school attendance and support the education of SC girl students by removing transportation barriers.
View DetailsPre-SSC Scholarship for Scheduled Caste Students (Parixitlal Majmudar Scholarship)
This is a scholarship scheme run by the Government of Gujarat to support Scheduled Caste students in their early education. It provides financial help to SC students studying in Classes 1 to 10 in government, grant-in-aid, or private schools. The scheme aims to reduce dropout rates and encourage educational advancement among SC communities in Gujarat.
View DetailsScheme of Scholarship for Sainik Schools
This scheme provides scholarships to prepare young boys for careers in the Armed Forces through Sainik School education. It is managed by the Directorate of Higher and Technical Education, Meghalaya. The scholarship aims to support talented students from economically weaker families to pursue military training and officer-level education.
View DetailsCash Award (MBOCWWB)
This scheme is run by the Meghalaya Board of Construction Workers Welfare (MBOCWWB) to recognize and reward outstanding academic performance among children of registered construction workers. Each year, cash awards are given to the top three male and three female students in each district who score the highest marks in the SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) examination. The scheme aims to encourage education and support the families of construction workers in Meghalaya.
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