The scheme covers a wide range of fields, including both General Education and Technical Education, so it is open to students pursuing various disciplines.

No, this scheme is specifically designed for students who were either born in Goa or have resided in Goa for at least the last fifteen years.

The scheme primarily focuses on orphaned status and residence in Goa; it does not mention any income-related eligibility criteria.

The scheme does not specify any age restrictions for applicants but focuses on their orphan status and residence in Goa.

The fee waiver covers not only tuition fees but also library fees, laboratory fees, development fees, and other charges payable to the institution, such as lodging, boarding, food (hostel charges), or transport fees.

Yes, as per the eligibility criteria, a student who has resided in Goa for at least the last fifteen years can apply for this scheme even if they were not born in Goa.

Yes, the Directorate of Higher Education manages this scheme for undergraduate and postgraduate courses in General Education, while the Directorate of Technical Education manages it for courses in Technical Education.

The fee waiver is sanctioned right at the time of admission itself by the concerned institution.

The required documents include proof of identity, death certificates of both parents, proof of educational qualifications, proof of enrollment in the first year of the degree or postgraduate course, birth certificate or residential certificate, and the fee receipt of the current course year.

The scheme offers a full waiver of fees for beneficiaries. This includes tuition fees, library fees, laboratory fees, development fees, and other charges payable to the institution, such as lodging, boarding, food (hostel charges), or transport fees.

This scheme covers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in both General Education and Technical Education. The Directorate of Higher Education manages it for students pursuing General Education, while the Directorate of Technical Education oversees students pursuing Technical Education.

The main objective of this scheme is to provide financial support for the higher education of children who have lost both parents and are deprived of higher education due to financial constraints.