Govt launches scholarship plans for students of socially backward classes
The Morning Standard|November 09, 2024
THE Welfare of SC/ST/OBC department has launched four sponsored and state funded scholarships schemes for Delhi students belonging to socially backward classes for academic session 2024-25.
IFRAH MUFTI
Govt launches scholarship plans for students of socially backward classes

One of these scholarships is Reimbursement of Tuition Fees for students studying in class I-XII.

As per this scholarship, those SC/ST/OBC students who have the family income below ₹3 lakh per annum can apply for reimbursement of tuition and other compulsory fees in recognised public schools in Delhi. And, those schools should be recognised/affiliated with the Department of Education/municipal bodies of Delhi.

Repeaters in a particular class will not be eligible for such benefits.

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