The scheme's objective is to foster all-round development in students by providing quality education and necessary facilities at residential schools.

Students who are residents of Bihar, belong to minority communities, and meet the age and income criteria are eligible.

The maximum age limit is 16 years for admission to Class 9 and 18 years for admission to Class 11.

The annual family income should not exceed ₹6,00,000/-.

Students receive free education from Class 9 to Class 12, accommodation, food, clothing, medicine, books, and access to modern laboratories and special coaching.

Yes, education from Class 9 to Class 12 is provided free of cost, including accommodation and other facilities.

Yes, 50% of the seats in the residential schools are reserved for girls.

Yes, 75% of the seats in both boys' and girls' categories are reserved for rural students.

Yes, there is a provision for special coaching and vocational training within the residential schools.

Applicants can collect the application form from the office of the District Minority Welfare Officer or download it from the department’s website.

The completed application form should be submitted by registered post or in person to the District Minority Welfare Office.

Yes, applications must be submitted by the specified deadline. Make sure to obtain a receipt for your submission.

Visit the District Minority Welfare Office to collect or download the form, fill it out, attach required documents, and submit it by post or in person.

No, the scheme is only for students who are residents of Bihar.

The scheme provides free education from Class 9 to Class 12.