1. Scholarship
Support (Need-Based Funding)
Each scholar will
receive an annual scholarship amount calculated based on their verified
educational needs. Support may include:
1. Tuition fees
2. Books and study
materials
3. Coaching
4. Examination fees
5. Transport and
local commute
6. Food and basic
living expenses for outstation students not living with their parents
7. Essential academic
and skill-development requirements
2. Long-Term
Commitment
Scholars selected at
the Class 11 stage will be supported year-on-year, subject to performance and
participation, through:
1. Classes 11 and 12 completions
2. Undergraduate
education
3. Postgraduate
education (where applicable)
3. Intellectual
Funding – Scholar Development Programme
In addition to
financial support, the Scholarship Program delivers a structured Scholar
Development Programme each year to build confidence, clarity, and long-term
career readiness among scholars.
Core Development
Components
1. Mentorship
Support: 1:1 or group-based mentoring by experienced professionals and
volunteers
2. Subject Matter
Expert (SME) Sessions: Exposure to domain experts, role models, and
practitioners
3. Career Awareness
& Counselling: Guidance on academic choices, career pathways, and future
planning
4. Psychometric
Assessments: Aptitude and interest assessments to support informed
decision-making
5. Parent
Counselling: Structured sessions for parents of school scholars to strengthen
family support systems
6. Learning
Management System (LMS): Access to curated learning resources, academic
support, and skill modules
7. Scholar Community
App: Peer engagement, collaborative learning, and shared growth