NSDL e-Gov Scholarship Scheme for students pursuing ITI course (2019-2020)
The NSDL e-Gov scholarship scheme for ITI students is a need based programme supporting students who are taking vocational training at an industrial training institute rather than a conventional degree course. Schemes of…
Awarded by NSDL e-Gov.
This round closed on 11 Oct 2019.
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About this Scholarship
The NSDL e-Gov scholarship scheme for ITI students is a need based programme supporting students who are taking vocational training at an industrial training institute rather than a conventional degree course. Schemes of this kind are administered through an online scholarship portal and are meant to help students from families of limited income meet the cost of fees, tools and materials while they complete a trade qualification. The academic year named in the title has passed, so this listing should be treated as a record of an earlier cycle and not as an open call for applications.
The award value is not stated in the material available here, and details of any current cycle, including the form and the announced closing date, appear on the official portal.
Eligibility Criteria
The scheme is intended for students enrolled in a full time vocational ITI course at a recognised institute whose family income falls within the limit set by the sponsor for the cycle. Applicants are generally expected to have passed class 10 with at least the minimum marks stated in the scheme notice and to be able to show continued enrolment in the training course. An active bank account in the applicant's own name is normally required, since any payment is made by direct transfer.
Because the income limit, the marks requirement and the trades covered can change between cycles, current conditions should be confirmed on the official portal before applying.
How to Apply
Applications are made online through the scholarship portal that administers the scheme. Applicants are generally expected to register, open the scheme page and complete the form with personal, family, academic, institute and bank account details before uploading the documents requested. These commonly include address proof, identity proof, the class 10 marksheet, an admission confirmation letter, the previous year's passing marksheet, institute fee receipts, a bank passbook copy and a recent income certificate, usually in the image formats the portal specifies.
The form must be submitted before the announced closing date, after which selected applicants are verified and payment is made to the registered bank account.
Scholarship at a Glance
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the NSDL e-Gov Scholarship Scheme for students pursuing ITI course (2019-2020)?
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To apply you need to meet these conditions: The scheme is intended for students enrolled in a full time vocational ITI course at a recognised institute whose family income falls within the limit set by the sponsor for the cycle. Applicants are generally expected to have passed class 10 with at least the minimum marks stated in the scheme notice and to be able to show continued enrolment in the training course. An active bank account in the applicant's own name is normally required, since any payment is made by direct transfer. Because the income limit, the marks requirement and the trades covered can change between cycles, current conditions should be confirmed on the official portal before applying.
What is the last date to apply for the NSDL e-Gov Scholarship Scheme for students pursuing ITI course (2019-2020)?
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Applications close on 11 October 2019. Apply before this date — late submissions are not considered.
How do I apply for the NSDL e-Gov Scholarship Scheme for students pursuing ITI course (2019-2020)?
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Apply in 1 steps: Applications are made online through the scholarship portal that administers the scheme. Applicants are generally expected to register, open the scheme page and complete the form with personal, family, academic, institute and bank account details before uploading the documents requested. These commonly include address proof, identity proof, the class 10 marksheet, an admission confirmation letter, the previous year's passing marksheet, institute fee receipts, a bank passbook copy and a recent income certificate, usually in the image formats the portal specifies. The form must be submitted before the announced closing date, after which selected applicants are verified and payment is made to the registered bank account..
Which students can apply for the NSDL e-Gov Scholarship Scheme for students pursuing ITI course (2019-2020)?
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This scholarship is open to diploma students and is run by NSDL e-Gov.
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