Yes, as long as the online course is recognized and meets the specified criteria, it is eligible for consideration.

The stipend is intended to support the trainee's basic financial needs and is not specified for additional expenses.

The scheme does not impose a limit on the number of trainees applying from a single institution.

No, the scheme requires applicants to be 5 years and above to qualify.

The Medical Certificate should confirm the applicant's differently-abled status to meet the eligibility criteria.

Recognized vocational training centres, workshops, ITIs, and institutions sanctioned by the Central/State Government, local body, or voluntary organization are eligible.

The scheme does not specify an income criterion for eligibility.

No, the scheme requires the applicant to undertake a full-time vocational training course.

The necessary documents include a Medical Certificate, Applicant's photo, Aadhaar Card, Financial Assistance ID Card, and the attendance certificate from the training.

The applicant should be 5 years and above to qualify for the "Grant of Stipend to Differently Abled Trainees."

The applicant should enroll in any recognized vocational training centre, workshop, ITI, or institution sanctioned by the Central/State Government, local body, or voluntary organization.

The scheme offers a monthly stipend of ₹1,000/-.