No, only SC/ST students who are permanent residents of Meghalaya are eligible for the Free Studentship scheme.

Students can obtain the prescribed application forms from their respective colleges or institutions where they are pursuing their studies.

Students need to reapply each year and provide updated documentation to renew their Free Studentship.

Funds are usually disbursed directly to the student's account or through the educational institution, and the timing varies depending on administrative processes.

If a student discontinues their studies mid-term, they may lose eligibility for Free Studentship, and the scheme's administrators should be notified accordingly.

Transfer students may be eligible for Free Studentship, but they may need to provide additional documentation related to their previous institution and academic records.

No, only permanent residents of Meghalaya are eligible to apply for the scheme.

No, students who are employed either in government or non-government establishments are not eligible for the Free Studentship scheme.

Students who have repeated a class more than once may not be eligible to apply for the Free Studentship scheme.

Students currently benefiting from other government scholarship schemes, especially the Post Matric Scholarship to SC/ST, may not be eligible for the Free Studentship scheme.