SC ST Scholarship — Complete List of All Central Government Scholarships

If you are a student from a Scheduled Caste (SC) or Scheduled Tribe (ST) family, the Government of India has money set aside for you right now.

Not a loan. Not an exam you need to crack. Free money — directly into your bank account — to pay your tuition, hostel fees, and living expenses so that you never have to leave school or college because of money problems.

Millions of eligible students do not apply every year. Some do not know the scholarships exist. Some find the process confusing. Some miss the deadline.

This article solves all three problems. Here is the complete list of every major SC ST scholarship from the central government — eligibility, amount, last date, and exactly how to apply — all in one place.

Read this. Share it with every SC/ST student you know. Apply before the deadline.

1. What Is the SC ST Scholarship Scheme?

The SC ST OBC Scholarship is a government initiative to support students from Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC). This scholarship program provides financial assistance to students so that they can complete their education without financial difficulties. The main aim of the scheme is to promote education among disadvantaged groups and ensure equal opportunities for higher studies.

These scholarships are available for students from Class 1 to the PhD level. Eligible students can apply online, upload required documents, and receive scholarship benefits directly in their bank accounts through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system.

The legal foundation for these scholarships comes directly from Article 46 of the Indian Constitution, which directs the State to promote with special care the educational and economic interests of the weaker sections of the people. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar built this protection into the Constitution himself.

There are two types of scholarships:

Central Government Scholarships — funded by the Government of India, available to students across all states. Applied through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP).

State Government Scholarships — funded by individual states, applied through state-specific portals. Some states like Maharashtra (MahaDBT), Karnataka (SSP), Odisha (PRERANA), and West Bengal (OASIS) have their own separate systems.

This article covers both, but focuses on central government scholarships first since they are the most important and most widely available.

2. SC ST Scholarship Portal — The National Scholarship Portal (NSP)

The National Scholarship Portal (NSP) has commenced registrations for the 2025-26 academic year, offering a streamlined platform for students across India to apply for various scholarships provided by central and state governments. This initiative aims to provide financial assistance to students from economically weaker sections, enabling them to pursue their education without financial constraints.

Official NSP Website: scholarships.gov.in

The NSP is a single platform that hosts scholarships from:

• Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment (MSJE) — for SC students
• Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) — for ST students
• Ministry of Minority Affairs — for minority students
• Ministry of Education — for Central Sector Scholarships
• Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities

The NSP serves as a centralized platform for students to apply for multiple scholarship schemes, including Pre-Matric Scholarships (for students from Class 1 to 10), Post-Matric Scholarships (for students from Class 11 to PhD), Merit-cum-Means Scholarships (for professional and technical courses), and Top Class Education Scholarships (for SC/ST students pursuing higher education).

3. One-Time Registration (OTR) — The First Step

Before you can apply for any scholarship on NSP, you must complete the One-Time Registration (OTR).

One Time Registration (OTR) is a unique 14-digit number issued based on the Aadhaar/Aadhaar Enrolment ID (EID) and is applicable for the entire academic career of the student. OTR is required to apply for a scholarship on the National Scholarship Portal.

OTR simplifies the scholarship application process, thereby eliminating the need for registration in each academic year.

How to get your OTR:

1. Go to scholarships.gov.in
2. Click “New Registration”
3. Enter your Aadhaar number or Aadhaar Enrolment ID
4. Verify with the OTP sent to your Aadhaar-linked mobile number
5. Your 14-digit OTR number will be generated
6. Save this number — you will use it every year

Important for ST Students: As per the guidelines of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA), OTR (One-Time Registration) is mandatory for ST students applying for both Pre-Matric and Post-Matric Scholarships.

4. Complete List — Central Government SC ST Scholarships 2025-26

Here is every major central government scholarship available to SC/ST students. Study this table carefully and note which ones apply to you.

Scholarship Name	Who Can Apply	Ministry	Amount
Pre-Matric Scholarship for SC Students	SC students, Class 9 & 10	MSJE	₹225–₹525/month
Pre-Matric Scholarship (Unclean Occupation)	SC children of sanitation workers, Class 1–10	MSJE	₹100–₹185/month + lump sum
Post-Matric Scholarship for SC Students	SC students, Class 11 to PhD	MSJE	₹230–₹1,200/month + full tuition
Top Class Education Scholarship for SC	SC graduates going abroad for Master’s/PhD	MSJE	Up to ₹2 lakh/year
National Overseas Scholarship for SC	SC graduates going abroad for Masters/PhD	MSJE	Full financial support
Babu Jagjivan Ram Chhatrawas Yojana	SC/OBC students in hostels	MSJE	Capital grant for hostel
Pre-Matric Scholarship for ST (Class 9-10)	ST students, Class 9 & 10	MoTA	₹225–₹525/month
Post-Matric Scholarship for ST Students	ST students, Class 11 to PhD	MoTA	₹230–₹1,200/month + tuition
National Fellowship for SC Students	SC students doing MPhil/PhD	UGC/MSJE	₹31,000–₹35,000/month
PM YASASVI Pre-Matric	OBC/EBC/DNT students, Class 9-10	MSJE	₹4,000–₹6,000/year
PM YASASVI Post-Matric	OBC/EBC/DNT students, Class 11 onward	MSJE	₹5,000–₹15,000/year
Dr. Ambedkar Post Matric Scholarship	EBC and DNT students	MSJE	₹8,000–₹10,000/year

5. Pre-Matric Scholarships for SC Students

The Pre-Matric Scholarship for SC students covers students from Class 9 and Class 10 who belong to Scheduled Caste families.

Eligibility:

• A student must belong to a Scheduled Caste
• Family income must not exceed ₹2.5 lakh per year
• Must be studying in Class 9 or Class 10 in a recognised government or private school
• Must not be availing of any other scholarship covering the same benefits

Component 1 — Class 9 and 10:

Type	Day Scholar Amount	Hosteller Amount
Maintenance Allowance	₹225/month	₹525/month
Ad Hoc Grant	₹750/year	₹1,000/year

Component 2 — Children of Parents in Unclean Occupations (Class 1 to 10):

This special category is for SC children whose parents are engaged in occupations involving cleaning, sanitation, or unclean tasks. There is no income ceiling for this component. Even if the family earns above ₹2.5 lakh, they qualify.

Amount: ₹100–₹185/month depending on class level, plus lump sum grants.

Where to Apply: scholarships.gov.in (NSP)

6. Post-Matric Scholarships for SC Students

The objective of the Post Matric Scholarship for SC scheme is to appreciably increase the Gross Enrolment Ratio of SC students in higher education with a focus on those from the poorest households, by providing financial assistance at post-matriculation or post-secondary stage to enable them to complete their education.

This is the most important and most valuable scholarship for SC students. It covers Class 11 all the way up to PhD.

Eligibility:

• Must belong to Scheduled Caste with a valid caste certificate
• Family income must not exceed ₹2.5 lakh per year
• Must be studying in a recognised institution in India
• Awardees are selected by the State Government/Union Territory to which the applicant actually belongs (i.e., the State/UT in which the applicant is permanently settled or domiciled)

Amount by Course Level:

Course Type	Maintenance Allowance	Other Benefits
Class 11 & 12	₹230/month (day scholar) / ₹380/month (hosteller)	Book grant ₹750/year
Under-Graduate (non-professional)	₹300/month (day scholar) / ₹570/month (hosteller)	Book grant ₹1,000/year
Under-Graduate (professional), e.g., MBBS, B.Tech, LLB	₹550/month (day scholar) / ₹1,000/month (hosteller)	Full tuition fee paid
Post-Graduate (professional)	₹820/month (day scholar) / ₹1,200/month (hosteller)	Full tuition fee paid
PhD	₹820/month (day scholar) / ₹1,200/month (hosteller)	Full tuition + thesis typing charges

Benefits include ₹230–₹1,200/month as maintenance allowance, full tuition fee reimbursement, book grants, thesis typing charges, and more.

Where to Apply: scholarships.gov.in (NSP)

7. Top Class Education Scholarship for SC Students

The objective of the scheme is to recognise and promote quality education among SC students by providing financial assistance. This scheme will cover SC students for education beyond Class 12.

This scholarship is for SC students who get admission into India’s top-rated institutions — IITs, NITs, IIMs, AIIMS, NLUs, and other institutes of national repute.

Eligibility:

• SC student admitted to one of the listed Top Class Institutions
• Family income must not exceed ₹6 lakh per year (higher limit than other SC scholarships)
• Full-time course of a minimum of 2 years duration

Amount: Up to ₹2 lakh per year — covering full tuition fees, living expenses, books, computer, and other academic expenses.

Number of Slots: 2,000 per year across all institutions.

Why This Matters: If you get into IIT, IIM, AIIMS, or NIT as an SC student, your entire education can be funded. Do not let money stop you from applying to these institutes.

Where to Apply: tcs.dosje.gov.in and scholarships.gov.in

8. National Overseas Scholarship for SC Students

This is one of the most prestigious and least-known SC scholarships. It funds SC students to go abroad for Master’s or PhD programmes at foreign universities.

Eligibility:

• SC student who has graduated with a minimum 55% marks
• Age must be below 35 years
• Family income must not exceed ₹6 lakh per year
• Must have secured admission in a foreign university for a Master’s or PhD

What It Covers:

• Visa charges
• Passage — air tickets both ways
• Maintenance allowance abroad (varies by country)
• Tuition fees at the foreign university
• Contingency allowance for books and equipment

Number of Slots: 125 per year (100 for SC, 25 for other categories)

How to Apply: Through the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment (socialjustice.gov.in)

If you dream of studying at Oxford, Harvard, MIT, or any foreign university, this scholarship makes it possible as an SC student.

9. Babu Jagjivan Ram Chhatrawas Yojana

This scheme does not give money directly to students. Instead, it provides capital grants to NGOs and voluntary organisations to build or upgrade hostels for SC and OBC students.

If your school or college has a hostel that serves SC/OBC students, this scheme funds its construction and maintenance. More hostels = more SC/OBC students can study far from home without accommodation costs.

Students benefit indirectly by having access to subsidised hostel facilities near their educational institution.

10. ST Scholarships from the Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA)

Scheduled Tribe students have their own dedicated scholarships managed by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs:

Pre-Matric Scholarship for ST (Class 9-10):

• Eligibility: ST students in Class 9 or 10 with family income below ₹2 lakh/year
• Amount: ₹225–₹525/month + ad hoc grants
• Apply: scholarships.gov.in (NSP)

Post-Matric Scholarship for ST Students:

• Eligibility: ST students from Class 11 to PhD
• Family income: below ₹2.5 lakh/year
• Amount: ₹230–₹1,200/month + full tuition fee at government rates
• Apply: scholarships.gov.in (NSP)

National Fellowship and Scholarship for Higher Education of ST Students (NFST):

• For ST students pursuing MPhil/PhD
• Amount: ₹31,000/month for JRF, ₹35,000/month for SRF (Senior Research Fellow)
• Apply: Through UGC and NSP

11. PM YASASVI Scholarship for OBC Students

PM Young Achievers Scholarship Award Scheme for Vibrant India (PM YASASVI) is one of the newest and largest scholarships for OBC, EBC (Economically Backward Classes), and DNT (De-Notified Tribes) students.

Eligibility:

• The student must belong to the OBC, EBC, or DNT category
• Family income must not exceed ₹2.5 lakh/year
• Class 9-10 (Pre-Matric) or Class 11 onward (Post-Matric)

Amount:

• Pre-Matric: ₹4,000 per year (Class 9) and ₹6,000 per year (Class 10)
• Post-Matric: ₹5,000 to ₹15,000 per year, depending on course level

How to Apply: scholarships.gov.in (NSP)

This scheme replaced the older OBC scholarship programs and significantly increased both the number of beneficiaries and the amount available.

12. Dr. Ambedkar Post Matric Scholarship for EBC Students

This scholarship is named after Babasaheb himself — and it targets Economically Backward Classes (EBC) and De-Notified Tribes (DNT) who may not qualify for SC/ST/OBC categories but are still economically disadvantaged.

Eligibility:

• EBC or DNT students
• Family income below ₹1 lakh/year (EBC) or ₹2 lakh/year (DNT)
• Studying in Class 11 or above at a recognised institution

Amount: ₹8,000–₹10,000 per year

Where to Apply: scholarships.gov.in (NSP)

13. SC ST Scholarship Amount — Complete Breakdown

Students often search for the exact amount they will receive. Here is a complete, easy-to-read breakdown:

For SC Students — Post Matric (Most Common Scholarship):

Student Type	Day Scholar	Hosteller
Class 11-12	₹230/month	₹380/month
UG Non-Professional	₹300/month	₹570/month
UG Professional (MBBS/B.Tech/LLB)	₹550/month	₹1,000/month
PG Professional	₹820/month	₹1,200/month
PhD	₹820/month	₹1,200/month

Plus — Tuition Fee: For professional courses, the full tuition fee is paid directly to the institution. For non-professional courses, a book grant of ₹750–₹2,000 per year is added.

For Special Categories:

• Physically/visually challenged students get an additional ₹1,200–₹2,400 per year as a reader allowance
• Girl students: 30% of post-matric scholarships are reserved for girls in most states

The SC/ST/OBC Scholarship Schemes for 2025, offering up to ₹60,000 or ₹48,000 annually, depending on the specific scheme or state, support post-matric students, including those pursuing master’s degrees, by alleviating financial burdens.

14. SC ST Scholarship Last Date 2025-26

Deadlines are announced every year and can change. Below are the expected dates for 2025-26 based on previous years’ patterns:

Scholarship Type	Expected Start Date	Expected Last Date
Pre-Matric SC/ST (Central)	July-August 2025	October-November 2025
Post-Matric SC/ST (Central)	August 2025	November 30, 2025
Top Class Education for SC	After admission confirmation	December 2025
PM YASASVI (OBC)	August 2025	October-November 2025
National Overseas Scholarship	April-May 2026	June-July 2026

For Central Sector schemes on NSP, the last date is November 15, 2025. Visit the respective portal for state-specific deadlines.

IMPORTANT: Always check scholarships.gov.in for the exact, current deadline. Deadlines are sometimes extended, but do not count on it. Apply early.

15. Documents Required for SC ST Scholarship

Keep these documents ready before you start your application. Missing even one can get your application rejected.

Document	Details
Aadhaar Card	Mandatory. Must be linked to your mobile number for OTP verification
Caste Certificate	Family’s annual income certificate from the competent authority — must be current year
Income Certificate	Family’s annual income certificate from the competent authority — must be for the current year
Bank Account Details	Account must be linked to Aadhaar (Aadhaar-seeded) for DBT
Marksheet	Last qualifying examination marksheet
Admission/Enrollment Proof	Current year’s college/school enrollment letter or ID card
Fee Receipt	Current year’s institution fee receipt
Hostel Certificate	If applying as a hosteller, a certificate from the hostel warden
Passport Photo	Recent passport-size photograph
Disability Certificate	Only if applicable

File Format: All documents must be scanned and uploaded in PDF or JPEG format. File size should be below 200 KB per document unless specified otherwise.

Pro Tip: Get your Aadhaar-bank linking done first. Ensure that your bank account is linked with your Aadhaar number for seamless disbursement of scholarship funds. If it is not linked, your money will not be transferred even if your application is approved.

16. How to Apply for SC ST Scholarship Online — Step by Step

The NSP serves as a centralized platform for students to apply for multiple scholarship schemes. Here is exactly how to do it:

Step 1 — Visit the Portal. Go to scholarships.gov.in on your mobile or computer.

Step 2 — Complete OTR Click “New Registration.” Enter your Aadhaar number. Verify with OTP. Get your 14-digit OTR number. Save it.

Step 3 — Log in using your OTR ID and password.

Step 4 — Select Your Scheme Select the scholarship scheme you are eligible for. You will see a list of all schemes you qualify for based on your category and course level.

Step 5 — Fill the Application Form. Fill in the application form with accurate details. Enter your personal details, family income, course details, institution details, and bank account information.

Step 6 — Upload Documents: Upload the necessary documents. Check that all files are clear and readable before uploading.

Step 7 — Submit and Get Acknowledgement: Submit the form. Print your acknowledgement receipt and save it. This number is needed to track your application.

Step 8 — Institute Verification: Your school or college scholarship coordinator must verify your application online. Follow up with your institution — if they do not verify on time, your application fails even if it is perfect.

Step 9 — Track Your Payment: Track your scholarship disbursement status on the PFMS portal. Go to pfms.nic.in and enter your bank account details or Aadhaar to check payment status.

17. How to Check SC ST Scholarship Status

After submitting your application, check the status regularly on these portals:

NSP Application Status:

1. Go to scholarships.gov.in
2. Click “Login” → enter OTR ID and password
3. Go to “Track Application Status”
4. Your application status will show: Submitted / Under Verification / Approved / Rejected

Payment Status:

1. Go to pfms. nic.in
2. Click “Know Your Payment”
3. Enter your bank account number or Aadhaar number
4. Your payment status will be shown

Common Status Messages:

• Submitted — Your application has been received. Wait for the institute to verify.
• Forwarded to the Institute — Application sent to your college for verification. Follow up with your institution.
• Approved — Application accepted. Payment will be processed.
• Rejected — Application rejected. Log in to see the reason and apply for correction.

If the status remains “Forwarded to Institute” for more than 30 days, contact your college scholarship section.

18. State-Wise SC ST Scholarship Portals

Apart from the NSP central scholarship, most states have their own additional scholarship schemes:

State	Portal	Key Scheme
Karnataka	ssp.postmatric.karnataka.gov.in	SSP Pre-Matric and Post-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST/OBC
Maharashtra	mahadbt.maharashtra.gov.in	MahaDBT Scholarship — covers 30+ schemes
West Bengal	oasis.gov.in	Online Application for Scholarship to SC, ST and OBC Students in West Bengal
Odisha	scholarship.odisha.gov.in	PRERANA Portal — ₹15,000 to ₹1,20,000+ per year
Bihar	scholarships.gov.in + Medhasoft	Post Matric SC/ST/OBC Scholarship
Delhi	edistrict.delhigovt.nic.in	Pre & Post Matric SC/OBC Scholarships — last date 31 March 2026
Punjab	scholarships.punjab.gov.in	Dr. Ambedkar Scholarship Portal — up to ₹20,000/year
Tamil Nadu	tnscholarships.gov.in	BC/MBC/SC/ST Scholarship
Jharkhand	jharkhandscholarship.gov.in	Post Matric SC/ST Scholarship
Kerala	dcescholarship.kerala.gov.in	SC/ST Scholarship Kerala

19. SC ST Scholarship for Nursing Students

Many nursing students from SC/ST backgrounds ask specifically about scholarships for their course. Good news — you are fully covered.

Nursing is classified as a professional course (B.Sc Nursing, GNM) under the Post-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST. This means you get:

• The professional course rate — ₹550/month (day scholar) or ₹1,000/month (hosteller)
• Full tuition fee paid directly to your nursing college
• Book a grant of ₹1,600/year

Additional Sources for Nursing Students:

• ONGC Scholarship — specifically for SC/ST students in technical/professional courses, including nursing. 1,000 students per year for SC/ST. Contact ONGC directly.
• State Nursing Council Scholarships — many states have specific scholarships for SC/ST nursing students. Check your state’s health department website.
• Hospital-Funded Scholarships — Government hospitals that run nursing training often have their own financial assistance for SC/ST candidates.

How to Apply: Same NSP process as other Post-Matric scholarships. When filling the form, select “Post Matric” and choose your course type as “Professional” — B.Sc Nursing or GNM.

20. Common Reasons Scholarships Get Rejected

Read this section carefully. These are the most common reasons good applications get rejected:

1. Aadhaar not linked to bank account. Your scholarship money arrives through DBT — Direct Bank Transfer. If your Aadhaar is not seeded to your bank account, the money bounces back. Fix this at your bank branch before applying.

2. Income certificate is old or from the wrong authority. The income certificate must be from the current year and issued by the correct authority (Tehsildar or SDM). Old income certificates are rejected.

3. The institute did not verify on time. This is the most common reason — and it is not your fault. Your college’s scholarship coordinator must verify your application before the deadline. Follow up with them in person, by phone, and in writing.

4. Applying to the wrong portal, SC students must apply to the correct scheme. Applying for an ST scheme or a minority scholarship scheme will result in rejection.

5. Wrong or inactive bank account. Use your own bank account. Joint accounts are not accepted. Make sure your account is active and has no freezing issues.

6. Documents not matching the name on Aadhaar must match the name on the caste certificate, must match the name on the marksheet, and must match the name on the bank account. Even small spelling differences cause rejection.

7. Applying after the deadline. There is no mercy for late applications. Apply as soon as the portal opens — ideally in the first week.

21. Frequently Asked Questions

When does the SC ST OBC scholarship 2026-27 application process start?

Portal is now open for Academic Year 2026-27 to receive applications for both Pre/Post Matric and Top Class schemes of all Ministries/Departments. The exact start date varies by scheme. Pre-Matric scholarships typically open in July-August. Post-Matric scholarships open in August-September. Always check scholarships.gov.in for the current status — the portal shows whether applications are open or closed in real time.

Where can I find scholarships for SC ST students in India?

The main portal for central government SC/ST scholarships is scholarships.gov.in — the National Scholarship Portal. State scholarships are on individual state portals: Karnataka uses ssp.postmatric.karnataka.gov.in, Maharashtra uses mahadbt.maharashtra.gov.in, West Bengal uses oasis.gov.in, Odisha uses scholarship.odisha.gov.in. You can check your eligibility for multiple schemes on NSP with a single OTR registration.

How to apply for SC ST OBC scholarship?

Click on “New Registration” and complete the OTR process using your Aadhaar details. An OTR ID will be generated, which is required for all future applications. Log in using your OTR ID and password. Select the scholarship scheme you are eligible for. Fill in the application form with accurate details. Upload the necessary documents. Submit the application and take a printout for future reference. After submitting, ensure your college verifies your application before the institutional verification deadline.

Where should students apply for SC scholarships?

SC students should apply through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) at scholarships.gov.in for all central government scholarships. For state-specific scholarships, use your state’s dedicated portal. For example: Karnataka students use ssp.postmatric.karnataka.gov.in, Maharashtra students use mahadbt.maharashtra.gov.in, and West Bengal students use oasis.gov.in. Do not apply through any unofficial websites or third-party agents.

What is the SC/ST/OBC scholarship scheme 2025?

The SC ST OBC Scholarship 2025 is a collection of central and state-funded schemes offered through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP). These scholarships are available for students from Class 1 to PhD level. The major central schemes include: Pre-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST (Class 9-10), Post-Matric Scholarship for SC/ST (Class 11 to PhD), Top Class Education Scholarship for SC (premier institutes), PM YASASVI for OBC students, and the National Overseas Scholarship for SC students going abroad.

How to apply for SC scholarships in West Bengal?

Online Application for Scholarship to SC, ST, and OBC Students in West Bengal has been started for the academic year 2025-26 through the OASIS portal at oasis.gov.in. West Bengal SC/ST students apply at oasis.gov.in for state scholarships. For central government scholarships, they must also register on scholarships.gov.in (NSP) and generate their OTR number. Students are requested to register and apply for Pre-Matric and Post-Matric SC Scholarship Schemes on the state portal only, as per new government guidelines.

What is the sc st scholarship amount for UG students?

For SC/ST undergraduate students, the scholarship amount depends on whether your course is professional or non-professional. For non-professional UG courses (BA, BCom, BSc), the maintenance allowance is ₹300/month as a day scholar and ₹570/month as a hosteller, plus a book grant. For professional UG courses (MBBS, B.Tech, LLB, B.Sc Nursing), the maintenance allowance is ₹550/month as a day scholar and ₹1,000/month as a hosteller, plus full tuition fee paid. Amounts can go up to ₹60,000 per year for hostellers in professional courses when tuition is added.

Conclusion

The SC/ST scholarship system in India is one of the most generous in the world. The Government of India — through the Constitution that Dr. B.R. Ambedkar built — has committed to funding the education of every SC/ST student from Class 1 all the way to PhD, and even abroad for Master’s and Doctorate programmes.

But money sitting in a government scheme does not automatically reach you. You have to apply for it. You have to do it on time. You have to do it correctly.

Here is your action plan — do all three this week:

Step 1: Go to scholarships.gov.in and complete your OTR registration today. It takes 15 minutes.

Step 2: Gather all your documents — Aadhaar, caste certificate, income certificate, marksheet, and bank passbook. Get your Aadhaar linked to your bank account if it is not already.

Step 3: Apply for every scheme you are eligible for. There is no rule against applying for multiple scholarships. Apply for all of them.

Do not waste what Babasaheb built for you.

Jai Bhim. 🙏