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Eligibility

Rules and Regulations for Scholarship :The students studying in Sciences, Social Sciences and commerce are eligible to receive scholarship up to Ph.D. level where as the student studying professional courses in medicines, engineering, technology, management and law, are eligible to receive the scholarship up to second degree level. Languages and Course for Humanities are not considered for scholarships .Condition which need to be fulfilled for Scholarships are as follows:

1. General Eligibility Conditions

An Student is eligible for the scholarship provided he/she:

  1. Can Choose studies in approved courses.
  2. Maintains good conduct as certified by the Head of the College/Institution and continues his/her studies as a regular student.
  3. Inform prior taking a leave Does not absent himself/herself.
  4. Takes up studies on a Full time basis.
  5. Does not take up any job.

The NTS scholarship does not preclude the Student from accepting any other scholarship.

scholarship will not be available for studies abroad for any course.

Make sure one should claim for scholarship arrears before 12months else that will not be enterttained for the academic session for which one has applied for .

In case any awardee leaves his/her course of study within one month of registration/admission, no scholarship shall be paid to him/her.

If student is not able to appear at the examination due to illness, one should send the medical certificate through the Head of the Institution within three months of one’s falling ill. The duration of illness should be clearly certified by a specialist, who is a Registered Medical Practitioner.

He/She can join the next class/desired course within 3 months of the declaration of the result of the previous class/course. No change of course will be permitted.

Scholarship shall be deemed to be discontinued with any gap of one academic session in studies at any time due to any reason.

Scholarship once discontinued on the basis of the rules of disbursement of scholarship cannot be revived under any circumstances.

2 Eligibility and other conditions for continuation of Scholarship at +2 stage

The candidates shall commence subsequent to their clear promotion to class XI.

The student at the +2 stage or equivalent is payable for a maximum period of two years for studies in India only.

The student continuation of scholarships in the second year of the +2 stage should have at least 50% marks in aggregate in the first year of the +2 stage and clear promotion.

3 Eligibility and other conditions for continuation of scholarships at first Degree level courses

The student must obtain a minimum of 60% marks at the end of +2 stage or equivalent examination for continuation of the scholarship at the first degree level course in Basic Sciences, Social Sciences or a professional course in engineering, medicine, management or law.

The scholarship to SC/ST student will be paid after getting selected through Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), IIT and admitted in the one-year preparatory course for B.Tech. The scholarship will continue in 1st year subject to fulfillment of all the conditions laid down by respective IITs.

The continuation of scholarships in the second and subsequent years shall be subject to the following conditions:

  1. Clear promotion to the next class in first attempt with pass in all papers.
  2. At least 50% marks in aggregate at the internal examinations. However, the scholarship to MBBS candidates for internship will be given, only if one secures 60% or more marks in the final degree.
  3. In case the result is not declared in terms of marks and grades are given, these should be equivalent to at least 50% and above.
  4. In case an Institution / University does not conduct an annual examination after such a class, a certificate from the Principal/Head of the Institution would be acceptable to this effect that the overall performance of the awardee is 50% or above.
  5. In case of IITs and other institutions, which follow semester system of examination, the marks or an equivalent Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) at the end of an academic year will be considered.

An student has the option to change one’s discipline within the course, which one is pursuing Within or after completing one academic year without loss of any academic session. No change of discipline will be allowed during second or subsequent years. 

In case of four/five years integrated courses leading to Post-Graduation Degree the rate of scholarship in the last two years shall be at the P.G. rates and for the remaining period as per the under graduate rates. In such cases the scholarship during the third/fourth year would be paid at the P.G. rate only .

4 Eligibility and other conditions at second degree level course

An student must have passed final examination for securing a minimum of 60% marks or its equivalent grade after aggregating the marks for all the years in the university examination of the course.

The student shall be eligible to receive the scholarship in the second year only if he/she secures at least 50% marks at the end of the first year.

In case an institution has semester system of examination at this stage, the marks, grades or CGPA as the case may be, obtained by an awardee in the examination conducted at the end of an academic year, will be considered for continuation of her/his scholarship during the next year.

5 Eligibility and other conditions at M.Phil./Ph.D Stage

The student shall be eligible to receive scholarship during the pre-doctoral/M.Phil. courses provided these are an institutional requirement for Ph.D. work. The continuance of scholarship after this pre-requisite course shall be subject to the successful completion of it.

The student will be eligible to receive scholarship for doing research work leading to Ph.D./D.Phil. degree provided he/she passes M.A./M.Sc./M.Com./M.Phil course in the first attempt securing a minimum of 60% marks or its equivalent grade after aggregating the marks for all the years in the university examination of the course An awardee must begin research/pre-doctoral work within six months of the declaration of M.A./M.Com./M.Sc. result.

The scholarship shall be continued during the second and fourth year only if the guide certified that the work during the first and the third year respectively has been of high quality.

The student can take up a teaching assignment for a short period not exceeding more than six months only with in the tenure of four years with the prior permission of the NCERT only if his/her supervisor certify that his/her assignment is not prejudicial to his/her progress.

The student will be entitled to the scholarship for Ph.D. up to a period of four years ordinarily. If he/she submits the thesis/dissertation before four years period is over but continues to work on the same problem on which he/she has written the thesis/dissertation under the same supervisor, he/she will be entitled to the scholarship up to the viva-voce or the end of four years whichever is earlier.

6 Contingency grant for Ph.D. work

The grant shall be utilized with the approval of the supervisor.

The grant may be utilized on apparatus, chemical, equipment, books, journals, Photostat copies, microfilms, typing, postage and field work/travel (within India only) needed in connection with the approved research project with the approval of the supervisor and the University where the scholar works.

The grant shall not be used for payment of examination or any other fees.

On termination of the scholarship, the apparatus and other non-consumable articles purchased out of the contingency grant will become the property of the Institution/University where a scholar works.

Travel allowance for approved field work/travel in connection with the research work (including attending of relevant academic/research conferences and symposia) shall be admissible according to the rules applicable to the teaching staff of the University.

The contingency grant for the first year of the research will be released to the Head of the University concerned along with the scholarship for the first year.

The amount left unspent at the end of each year of the scholarship tenure will be adjusted against the contingency grant payable for the subsequent year. If any amount left unspent out of the contingency grant on the date of expiry / termination / relinquishment of the scholarship will be refundable to the NCERT.

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