The eligibility criteria emphasize that children must be both visually impaired and hearing impaired to be admitted to 1st standard.

Enrolled children receive specialized training in vocal/instrumental music, contributing to their cultural and artistic development.

Admissions in other classes require the submission of Transfer Certificate and Medical Certificate by the children.

By supplying daily living needs, including boarding, lodging, and clothing, the scheme ensures the well-being of visually impaired children.

The scheme provides free supply of hearing aids to the enrolled children, addressing their specific needs.

Applicants must be at least 5 years old to be eligible for consideration under the "Government Special School" scheme.

Yes, the scheme provides separate accommodation facilities for boys and girls enrolled in these special schools.

Admissions in other classes are based on the submission of Transfer and Medical Certificates by the children.

The scheme organizes a free annual tour for all enrolled children, enhancing their learning experience beyond the classroom.

Visually impaired children receive free Brailee books, ensuring access to educational materials tailored to their needs.

It provides free boarding and lodging, two sets of uniform dresses annually, and daily living necessities to the admitted children.

The scheme offers free academic education and specialized training in vocal/instrumental music for the enrolled children.