6% Interest Subsidy on Loans taken through Banks for Study Abroad
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Access to Knowledge for Technology Development and Dissemination (A2K+) is a scheme targeted towards developing mechanisms to disseminate science, technology and innovation-related information to industries, research and academic institutions
Access to Knowledge for Technology Development and Dissemination (A2K+) is a scheme targeted towards developing mechanisms to disseminate science, technology and innovation-related information to industries, research and academic institutions
Access to Knowledge for Technology Development and Dissemination (A2K+) is a scheme targeted towards developing mechanisms to disseminate science, technology and innovation related information to industries, research and academic institutions, In-house R&D units of industry, Scientific & Industrial Research Organizations (SIROs), consultants, industry associations, techno-entrepreneurs, government departments and others.
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> Supported Programmes
1. Supporting industrial technology related studies (A2K+ Studies)
1. Supporting the organization of national and international conferences, exhibitions etc. (A2K+ Events)
1. Support for Technology Development and Utilization Programme for Women (TDUPW)
1. Technology Development and Demonstration Programme (TDDP)
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> Objectives
The objective of the A2K+ Studies program is to support studies in emerging areas of technology aimed at providing useful information and knowledge base to industry, industry associations, academia, research institutions, consultants, entrepreneurs, research students and policy makers for doing any further work in these areas; to study and analyze the developments in the emerging technology areas and document the findings, leanings and outcomes for wider dissemination; and preparation of status reports on technologies from public funded institutions, that are ready for commercialization with a view to catalyze the translation of research output from institutions to market.
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The support shall be towards the following items of expenditure:
1. Manpower.
1. Travel for networking, survey, stakeholder meetings, experts, resource persons, etc; (International travel is not permissible under a project).
1. Consultation fees for experts and resource persons.
1. Contingencies and consumables (Consumables may include research equipment essential for the study and approved by TAC)
1. Overhead charges are fixed at 15%.
1. Any other item upon recommendation by the TAC and approval of the competent authority.
Note:
1. DSIR support towards manpower expenses shall remain fixed respective of changes in fellowship rates if any.
1. No support is granted for setting up general-purpose infrastructural facilities.
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Step 1: Offline — Step 1
Focus on Advertised Theme Area** Department regularly advertises theme areas for the studies, hence proposal should focus on advertised theme area and address the identified scope of the study. Ensure that the theme area for the study is clearly spelt out in the application.
Step 2: Offline — Step 2
Submit Application in Prescribed Format** The agencies/organizations have to submit application in the prescribed format routed through the Head of the Institute.
Step 3: Offline — Step 3
Prepare Budget as per Approved Heads** Funds should be utilized as per approved head without deviation from one activity to the other. Unspent amount shall be returned to Government of India, DSIR.
Step 4: Offline — Step 4
Submit Draft Report to PRC** The study will be monitored and evaluated periodically by a project review committee (PRC) constituted by DSIR. The grantee organization will submit to the DSIR the draft report during the PRC meets. The suggestions and comments made by the Committee should be incorporated in the report and revised draft report should be submitted to the DSIR within a month. <br>
The following types of agencies/organizations are eligible to apply: <br> 1. Industry Associations including Sectoral Industry Associations, Export Promotion Councils and Chambers of Commerce and Industry 1. Central and State Government Departments and their associated bodies including Technical Consultancy Organizations 1. National R&D Institutions and Organizations including SIROs recognized by DSIR and PFRIs registered with DSIR 1. Approved Universities and Colleges as listed in UGC/AICTE website 1. Institutions having a distinct legal entity (as per Rule 228 of GFR 2017) <br>
The duration for the proposal study should be not more than 1 year. <br>
For each call of proposals, only one proposal will be accepted from each applicant organization. Further, not more than two proposals of any single agency shall be supported in any Financial Year. <br>
DSIR support shall be towards the following items of expenditure: 1. Manpower 1. Travel for networking, survey, stakeholder meetings, experts, resource persons etc. (International travel is not permissible) 1. Consultation fees for experts and resource persons 1. Contingencies and consumables (including research equipment essential for the study and approved by TAC) 1. Overhead charges fixed at 15% 1. Any other item upon recommendation by TAC and approval of competent authority <br>
The study will be monitored and evaluated periodically by a Project Review Committee (PRC) constituted by DSIR. The grantee organization will submit the draft report during the PRC meets and incorporate suggestions made by the Committee. The revised draft report must be submitted to DSIR within a month. DSIR reserves the right to terminate support at any stage if it is convinced that the grant is not being utilized properly or that appropriate progress is not being made. <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
Open Official WebsiteThe scheme aims to reduce financial stress for ST students pursuing foreign education by providing up to ₹1,50,000 subsidy on interest for 3 years.
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