AI SummarySchemes for welfare of School Children belonging to BPL and BC(A) families: Monthly Stipend for BC-A Students gives monthly money support to eligible students from Backward Class (BC-A) families studying in classes 1 to 12 in Haryana government schools. The scheme helps these students continue their schooling without money problems getting in the way.
Haryana government has been running this stipend scheme for students from BC-A families since the financial year 2009-10. It is still listed among the active DBT schemes of the state, with separate entry points for classes 1 to 8 and classes 9 to 12. Students who meet the eligibility rules can get the benefit through their school.
Schemes for welfare of School Children belonging to BPL and BC(A) families: Monthly Stipend for BC-A Students - Introduction
This scheme focuses on helping students from Backward Class (BC-A) families by giving steady money help for their schooling. Schemes for welfare of School Children belonging to BPL and BC(A) families: Monthly Stipend for BC-A Students makes sure that money problems do not stop a child from studying. If a student is enrolled in classes 1 to 12 in a Haryana government school, the family can get this monthly stipend to manage study costs.
Key Information
| Scheme Name | Schemes for welfare of School Children belonging to BPL and BC(A) families: Monthly Stipend for BC-A Students |
|---|---|
| Level | State |
| Scheme For | Infra |
| Beneficiary States | Haryana |
| Category | Education and Learning |
| Target Beneficiaries | Individual |
| Sub Category | Scholarships and student finance |
| Benefit Type | Cash |
| DBT Scheme | Yes |
| Nodal Department | School Education Department |
| Implementing Agency | Education Department, Haryana |
| Open Date | 2009-03-09 |
| Tags | Student, Backward Classes, Scholarship, Stipend |
Benefits
The scheme gives money support directly to students through a monthly stipend. The amount depends on the class, gender, and chosen stream of the student.
| Category | Class 1-5 | Class 6-8 | Class 9-12 | Class 11-12 (Science) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Girl Students | ₹150 | ₹200 | ₹300 | ₹400 |
| Boy Students | ₹75 | ₹100 | ₹150 | ₹200 |
Mode of Disbursement: Funds are sent directly to the bank account of the student using the direct benefit transfer (DBT) system. Payments usually happen at the start of each quarter for the academic session. A student should keep at least 50% attendance to stay eligible for the next installment.
Eligibility
To get the benefit of this scheme, a student should meet these conditions:
- the student should belong to the Backward Classes category (A).
- the student should be studying in classes 1 to 12.
- the student should be enrolled in a Haryana government school.
- the student should keep a minimum of 50% school attendance.
- the student should hold an active bank account in their own name to get the stipend.
Exclusions
Some conditions can affect eligibility, and these are listed below:
- if a student fails to keep at least 50% attendance, the next installment will not be paid.
- if a student studies in a private school instead of a Haryana government school, the benefit cannot be claimed.
Application Process
Students should follow these steps to apply for the stipend:
STEP 1 - Visit the school office and ask for the scholarship application form.
STEP 2 - Fill out the details carefully and attach all the required documents.
STEP 3 - Submit the completed application to the school administration for checking and processing.
For any further help, students can visit the official website of the education department, government of Haryana, or speak with their school teachers.
Documents
Keep the following documents ready to make the application process smooth:
- Copy of the BC(A) caste certificate issued by a competent authority.
- Current school enrollment certificate.
- Recent attendance records.
- Valid bank account details linked to the student name for direct benefit transfer.
- Identity proof of the parent or guardian.
References
FAQ's
What is the amount of stipend provided under this scheme?
The monthly stipend ranges from ₹75 to ₹400, depending on the class, gender, and stream of the student.
How is the scholarship amount disbursed?
The government sends the stipend directly to the bank account of the student using the direct benefit transfer (DBT) system.
What is the frequency of stipend disbursement?
Stipends are processed monthly, with funds usually sent at the beginning of each quarter.
What is the minimum attendance required to continue receiving the scholarship?
A student should keep at least 50% attendance in school to keep receiving scholarship payments.
How can students apply for the scholarship?
Students should contact their school administration, collect the application form, and submit it with their documents for checking.
Who verifies the scholarship applications?
The school administration handles the first document check before sending the application to the education department.
Can a student apply if they do not have a bank account?
An active bank account in the student own name is required to get the stipend.
Is there any preference given to certain students?
A valid BC(A) category certificate issued by a competent authority is required to qualify.
Are private school students eligible for this scholarship?
No, this scheme is strictly for students studying in Haryana government schools.
Can students from other states apply for this scholarship?
No, this scheme is only available to students enrolled in Haryana government schools.
Is the scholarship applicable for all classes?
Yes, the scheme covers students from class 1 up to class 12.