Pre Matric Scholarship 2023-24 – Last Date, Eligibility, Application and Rewards

By Ministry of Minority Affairs, Government of India

By Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disability, Government of India

By Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of India

By Department for the Welfare of SC/ST/OBC, Government of NCT of Delhi

By Department for the Welfare of SC/ST/OBC, Government of NCT of Delhi

By Department of Welfare of Plains Tribes & Backward Classes, Government of Assam

By Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India

By Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Government of India

By Social Justice and Special Assistance Department, Government of Maharashtra

By Social Justice and Special Assistance Department, Government of Maharashtra

By Social Justice and Special Assistance Department, Government of Maharashtra

By Government of Tripura

By Uttarakhand Minorities Commission

By Social Welfare Department, Government of Uttarakhand

By Directorate for Welfare of Other Backward Classes and SCs, Government of Manipur

By Directorate for Welfare of Other Backward Classes and SCs, Government of Manipur

By Backward Class Welfare Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh

• The students belonging to Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, and Parsis categories can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be studying in Class 1 to 10.
• The percentage of marks to be obtained by the students in the previous qualifying examination should be at least 50%.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹1 lakh from all sources.

• The scholarship is open for students with disabilities who are studying in Class 9 or 10.
• The level of disability should be 40% or more.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2.50 lakh from all sources.

• The wards of individuals who have worked as Beedi workers, Iron Ore Manganese & Chrome Ore Mines (IOMC) workers, Cine workers, LSDM (Limestone & Dolomite Mines) for at least six months can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be studying in Class 1 to 10 at a government-recognised school.
• The monthly income of the family should be less than ₹10,000 from all sources (for Cine workers, the monthly income should be less than ₹8,000).

• The students, who are domiciled in Delhi can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be studying in class 9 or 10 at a recognised school.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2.5 lakh.

• The students, who are domiciled in Delhi can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be studying in Class 1 to 10 at a recognised school.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2.5 lakh.
• The minimum attendance requirement in the previous year is 60%.

• The students studying in Class 9 or 10 at a government-recognised school can apply.
• They must be a domicile of Assam state.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2 lakh.

• The students, who are domiciled in Assam and studying in Classes 1 to 8 can apply for this scholarship.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹50,000

• The students domiciled in Assam state can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be studying in Classes 1 to 10 with a minimum attendance of at least 60% in the previous year.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2.5 lakh.

• The scholarship is open for students who are permanent residents of Assam state and are studying in class 9 or 10 at a recognised school.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2.5 lakh.

• The wards of individuals involved in the following occupations can apply for the scholarship –
  • Manual Scavenging
  • Tanning and flaying
  • Waste picking
  • Hazardous cleaning
• They must be a domicile of Assam state and studying in Class 1 to 10.

• The scholarship is open for the wards of individuals involved in the following occupations –
  • Scavenging
  • Tanning
  • Flaying
  • Sweeping
• They must be a domicile of Maharashtra state and studying in Class 1 to 10.

• The students who are permanent residents of Maharashtra state and studying in Class 5 to 10 can apply.
• They must have secured at least 50% marks in the previous qualifying examination.
• They must have occupied the first or second position in their previous class.

• The students who are domiciled in Maharashtra and are studying in Class 1 to 10 can apply for this scholarship.
• The minimum level of disability should be 40%.

• The students must belong to the economically weaker section of the minority community.
• They must be studying in Class 6 to 10.
• They must have 75% attendance (mandatory).
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹1 lakh.

• The scholarship is open to students who are domiciled in Telangana and are studying in Class 9 and 10.
• The annual income of the family for SC/ST and BC/Minority welfare (urban area) students should be less than ₹2 lakh.
• The annual income of the family for BC/Minority welfare (rural area) students should be less than ₹1.5 lakh.
• The annual income of the family for EBC/Disabled welfare students should be less than ₹1 lakh.
• The minimum attendance required for the students at the end of each quarter is 75%.

• The students who are domiciled in Tripura and studying in Class 9 and 10 at a recognised school can apply for this scholarship.
• The annual income of the family should not exceed ₹2 lakh from all sources.
• They must not be in receipt of any other centrally-funded scholarship.

• The students belonging to Uttarakhand state and studying in Class 1 to 10 can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be belonging to Muslims, Jains, Parsis, Christians, Sikhs and Buddhism communities.
• They must have passed the last qualifying examination.
• The annual income of the family should be less than the twice of current below poverty line income slab.

• The students who are domicile of Uttarakhand state and are studying in Class 1 to 10 can apply for this scholarship.
• They must have passed the last qualifying examination.
• The annual family income of students of Class 9 and 10 should be less than ₹2 lakh. (Note: There are no income criteria for students of Class 1 to 8).

• The students of Uttarakhand domicile and studying in Classes 1 to 10 can apply for this scholarship.
• They must have passed their last qualifying examination.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹44,500.

• The scholarship is open for students having domicile in Uttarakhand state and studying in Classes 1 to 10.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹24,000.
• They must have passed the last qualifying examination.

• The students who are permanent residents of Uttarakhand state can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be studying in Class 1 to 10.
• They must have passed the last qualifying examination.
• The annual family income of students of Class 9 and 10 should be less than ₹2 lakh (Note: There are no income criteria applicable for students of Class 1 to 8).

• The scholarship is open for students who are domiciled in Arunachal Pradesh and studying in Class 9 or 10 at a recognised school.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2 Lakh.

• The students must study in Class 9 and 10 and be permanent residents of Manipur state.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2 lakh.

• The students who are domiciled in Manipur and are studying in Classes 1 to 10 can apply for this scholarship.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2.50 lakh from all sources.

• The scholarship is open for students who are domiciled in Uttar Pradesh and are studying in Classes 9 and 10.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹1 lakh from all sources.

• The domiciled students of Uttar Pradesh who are studying in Class 9 and 10 can apply for this scholarship.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹1 lakh from all sources.

• The scholarship is open for students who are domiciled in Uttar Pradesh and are studying in Class 9 and 10.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹1 lakh from all sources.

• The students who are permanent residents of Nagaland can apply for this scholarship.
• They must be studying in Class 9 and 10 at a recognised school.
• The annual income of the family should be less than ₹2 lakh from all sources.

• Admission fee of ₹500 per annum to students of Class 6 to 10.
• A tuition fee of ₹350 per annum to students of Class 6 to 10.
• Maintenance allowance of ₹100 per month to day-scholar students of Class 1 to 5.
• Maintenance allowance of ₹600 per month to hosteller students of Class 6 to 10.
• Maintenance allowance of ₹100 per month for day-scholar students of Class 6 to 10.

• Maintenance allowance of ₹800 per month for hostellers
• Maintenance allowance of ₹500 per month for day scholars
• Book grant of ₹1,000 per annum
• Disability allowance of up to ₹4,000 per annum

• ₹250 is given to students of class 1 to 5 for purchasing dress/books etc.
• ₹940 is given to girl students of class 5 to 8 and ₹500 is given to boy students of class 5 to 8.
• The girl students of class 9 will receive ₹1,140 and boy students will receive ₹700.
• The girl students of class 10 will receive ₹1,840 and boy students will receive ₹1400.

• The students of Class 9 and 10 will receive ₹225 per month (for day scholars) and ₹750 per month (for hostellers).
• An ad-hoc grant of ₹525 per annum (for day scholars) and ₹1000 per annum (for hostellers) is also given.

• Day-scholar students of Class 1 to 10 will receive ₹ 100 per month.
• Hosteller students of Class 3 to 10 will receive ₹500 per month.
• Ad-hoc grant of ₹500 per annum for each scholar.

• Day-scholar students will receive ₹150 per month and hostellers will receive ₹350 per month.
• An additional book and ad-hoc grant of ₹750 pa will be given to day-scholars and ₹1,000 pa will be given to hostellers.
• An additional allowance of up to ₹240 per month for students with disabilities.

• The amount of scholarship varies from ₹25 per month to ₹100 per month.

• Day-scholar students of Class 1 to 10 will receive ₹100 per month.
• Hostellers of Class 3 to 10 will receive ₹500 per month.
• Ad-hoc grant of ₹500 per annum is also given to students.

• The scholarship amount for day scholars is ₹225 per month and for hostellers is ₹525 per month.
• The selected students also receive books and an ad-hoc grant of ₹750 per annum (for day scholars) and ₹1,000 per annum (for hostellers)
• An additional allowance of up to ₹240 per month for students with disabilities.

• Scholarship amount of up to ₹700 per month
• Ad-hoc grant of up to ₹1,000 per annum
• An additional allowance of up to ₹100 per month

• The hosteller students of Class 3 to 10 will receive ₹700 per month and an ad-hoc grant of ₹1000 per annum.
• The day-scholar students of Class 1 to 10 will receive ₹110 per month and an ad-hoc grant of ₹750 per annum.

• The students belonging to SBC/VJNT category and studying in Class 5 to 7 will receive ₹200 per annum.
• The students belonging to SBC/VJNT category and studying in Class 8 to 10 will receive ₹400 per annum.
• The students belonging to SC category and studying in Class 5 to 7 will receive ₹50 per month.
• The students belonging to SC category and studying in Class 8 to 10 will receive ₹100 per month.

• The students of Class 1 to 4 having a hearing impairment will get ₹100 per month.
• The students of Class 5 to 7 will receive ₹150 per month.
• The students of Class 8 to 10 will receive ₹200 per month.
• The students, who are mentally retarded will receive ₹150 per month till 18 years of age.

• The students of Class 6 to 8 will receive a scholarship of ₹600 per annum.
• The students of Class 9 to 10 will receive a scholarship of ₹800 per annum.

• Variable monetary rewards are given to selected scholars with respect to the state corpus of the scholarship funds.

• Scholarship of ₹150 per month for day-scholars and ₹350 per month for hostellers.
• Books and ad-hoc grant of ₹750 per annum for day scholars and ₹1,000 per annum for hostellers.
• An additional allowance of up to ₹240 per month for students with disabilities.

• For students of Class 1 to 5 – ₹50 per month
• For students of Class 6 to 8 – ₹80 per month
• For students of Class 9 and 10 – ₹120 per month

• The students of Class 1 to 5 will receive ₹600 per annum
• The students of Class 6 to 8 will receive ₹720 per annum
• The day-scholar students of Class 9 to 10 will receive ₹1,500 per annum
• The hosteller students of Class 9 and 10 will receive ₹3,500 per annum

• The students of Class 3 to 5 will receive ₹600 per annum
• The students of Class 6 to 8 will receive ₹720 per annum.
• The students of Class 9 and 10 will receive ₹1000 per annum.

• The students of Class 1 to 5 will receive ₹600 per annum
• The students of Class 6 to 8 will receive ₹960 per annum
• The students of Class 9 and 10 will receive ₹1,700 per annum.

• For students of Class 1 to 5 – ₹600 per annum
• For students of Class 6 to 8 – ₹720 per annum
• For day-scholar students of Class 9 and 10 – ₹1,500 per annum
• For hosteller students of class 9 and 10 – ₹3,500 per annum

• The day scholars will receive scholarship of ₹150 per month and a book grant of ₹750 per annum.
• The hostellers will receive a scholarship of ₹350 per month and a book grant of ₹1,000 per annum.
• Additionally, the students with disabilities will also receive allowances of up to ₹240.

• The day-scholar students will receive ₹150 per month and hostellers will receive ₹350 per month.
• The selected students will also receive books and ad-hoc grant of ₹750 per annum (for day scholars) and ₹1,000 per annum (for hostellers).
• An additional allowance of up to ₹240 per month is given to students with disabilities.

• The hosteller students of Class 3 to 8 will receive ₹200 per month and Class 9 to 10 will receive ₹250 per month.
• The day-scholar students of Class 1 to 5 will receive ₹25 per month, Class 6 to 8 will receive ₹40 per month and Class 9 and 10 will receive ₹50 per month.
• An ad-hoc grant is also given to students of ₹500 per annum.

• Variable financial assistance

• Variable financial assistance

• Variable financial assistance

• ₹2,000 per annum