Pre Matric Scholarship For Sc Students Of Himachal Pradesh

Pre-Matric Scholarship for SC Students of Parents or Guardians Engaged in Unclean Occupation (Class 1-10) - Himachal Pradesh

Overview: This scholarship scheme aims to support the education of Scheduled Caste (SC) students whose parents or guardians are engaged in unclean occupations. The objective is to reduce financial barriers and encourage these students to continue their education.

Key Dates:

  • Scheme Open Till: 30-11-2024
  • Defective Application Verification Open Till: 15-12-2024
  • Institute Verification Open Till: 15-12-2024
  • DNO/SNO/MNO Verification Open Till: 15-01-2025

Eligibility Criteria:

  1. Target Group: SC students whose parents or guardians are involved in unclean occupations.
  2. Educational Level: Students studying in classes 1 to 10.
  3. Income Limit: Typically, the family income should not exceed ₹2.5 lakh per annum, although specific criteria may vary.
    Pre-Matric Scholarship for SC Students of Parents or Guardians Engaged in Unclean Occupation (Class 1-10) - Himachal Pradesh

Benefits:

  • The scholarship covers various educational expenses, including tuition fees, books, and materials, thereby ensuring that students can focus on their studies without financial stress.

Required Documents:

  1. Proof of the parent's or guardian's engagement in unclean occupations.
  2. Academic records (previous marksheets).
  3. Income certificate for the family.
  4. Bank account details for fund disbursement.

Application Process: Students can apply for the scholarship through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP). They must fill out the application form and upload all necessary documents for verification.

For detailed information about the scholarship, including application procedures, eligibility, and required documentation, please visit the National Scholarship Portal: scholarships.gov.in.

This initiative is crucial in promoting education among SC students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, helping to uplift their families and communities.


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