Yes, students belonging to all tribal communities are eligible to avail benefits under this coaching scheme, provided they meet the other eligibility criteria specified in the scheme guidelines.

Yes, students from any region or district of Goa can avail benefits under this scheme if they are from Scheduled Tribes (ST) communities and fulfill the other eligibility criteria.

The content does not mention any specific provisions for expanding the scheme's benefits to different classes or academic levels. Any future expansions or changes to the scheme will likely be subject to government decisions and policy updates.

The content mentions that the performance of the scheme shall be monitored every two years. However, specific evaluation criteria and guidelines are not provided in the content.

In case any grievances arise during the implementation of the scheme, they shall be heard and decided by the Hon’ble Minister for Tribal Welfare. The decision of the Minister of Tribal Welfare will be considered final and binding on all the concerned parties.

The content mentions that Field Assistants deputed at the block level shall carry out visits to coaching institutes where students are pursuing coaching. Additionally, coaching institutes are required to submit achievements of students undergoing coaching. These measures likely aid in monitoring student progress and the effectiveness of the coaching provided.

If a student decides to discontinue the coaching programme for any reason, the fees reimbursed by the scheme must be refunded back by the student before the end of the Academic Year. This measure ensures that the financial assistance is utilized only for the intended purpose of coaching education.

The Scheme Guidelines can be found at this link - https://www.goa.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Eklavya-Prashikshan-Yojana-6-10-2022.pdf

No, the guidelines are only available in the English Language.

Yes, this scheme is open to applicants irrespective of their gender.

No, there are no age-related eligibility criteria for this scheme.

No, the scheme only accepts applications from Indian Nationals.