Students belonging to De-notified, nomadic, and semi-nomadic communities are eligible.

The applicant should be from a family with an annual income limit of ₹2.50 lakhs.

Yes, the applicant should not have failed in any academic year. If a student fails one year, they are no longer eligible for the scholarship.

For renewal, the applicant should be able to provide a declaration that the income of the previous year has not increased.

No, only students from government institutions are eligible for the scholarship.

The applicant will need to submit official documentation to verify their family's annual income, such as an income certificate or income tax return.

If the applicant’s family income exceeds ₹2.50 lakhs, they will not be eligible for the scholarship.

The scholarship amount typically covers mandatory fees, including tuition and examination fees, and is disbursed directly to the institution.

No, students who have failed in a year are not eligible for the scholarship, even if they pass in subsequent years.