Pre Matric Scholarship 2023-24: Key Dates, Eligibility, Application Form, Benefits

Name

Pre Matric Scholarships 

Offered By

Central and State Government Facilities 

Objective 

Aiding Financial Stability in Pre-matriculation Level of Education 

Region

India

Eligibility 

Family income should not exceed the annual range of INR 1 LPA - INR 3 LPA

National-level

• All students must belong to Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains and Parsis category, studying in Class 1st to 10th.
• A minimum of 50% marks in the previous qualifying exam.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 1 LPA.

• All students must be recognized under the category of 40% or more disabled, and studying in Class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2.50 LPA.

• All students belonging from families wherein individuals work as a Beedi worker, Iron Ore Manganese & Chrome Ore Mines (IOMC) worker, Cine worker, LSDM (Limestone & Dolomite Mines) are eligible. 
• They must be studying in Class 1st to 10th at a government-recognised school.
• The monthly family income should not exceed INR 10,000.

State-level

• All students must be domiciled in Delhi, and studying in Class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2.50 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Delhi, and studying in class 1st to 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2.50 LPA.
• The minimum attendance requirement in the previous year was 60%.

• All students must be domiciled in Assam, and studying in class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Assam, and studying in class 1st to 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2.50 LPA.
• The minimum attendance requirement in the previous year was 60%.

• All students belonging from families wherein individuals work as: Manual Scavenging, Tanning and flaying, Waste picking, Hazardous cleaning, etc.
• All students must be domiciled in Assam, studying in Class 1st to 10th.

• All students must be domiciled in Tripura, and studying in class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Uttarakhand, and studying in class 1st to 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2 LPA.
• They must have passed the last qualifying examination.

• All students belonging to Muslims, Jains, Parsis, Christians, Sikhs and Buddhism communities, domiciled in Uttarakhand, and studying in Class 1st to 10th.
• The annual family income of the family should not exceed twice of the current below poverty line income slab.

• All students must be domiciled in Uttarakhand, studying in Class 1st to 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 44,500.

• All students must be domiciled in Arunachal Pradesh, studying in Class 9th or 10th at a recognised school.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Manipur, studying in Class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Manipur, studying in Class 1st to 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 2.50 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Uttar Pradesh, studying in Class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 1 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Uttar Pradesh, studying in Class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 1 LPA.

• All students must be domiciled in Telangana, studying in Class 9th or 10th.
• The annual family income for SC/ST and BC/Minority welfare (urban area) students should not exceed INR 2 LPA.
• The annual family income for BC/Minority welfare (rural area) students should not exceed INR 1.5 LPA.
• The annual family income for EBC/Disabled welfare students should not exceed INR 1 LPA.

• All students belonging to the economically weaker section of the minority community, studying in Class 6th to 10th with a mandatory  75% attendance.
• The annual family income should not exceed INR 1 LPA.

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

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

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

• The students of Class 9 and 10 will receive INR 225 per month (for day scholars) and INR 750 per month (for hostellers).
• An ad-hoc grant of INR 525 per annum (for day scholars) and INR 1,000 per annum (for hostellers) is also given.