The Government of Maharashtra launched a scheme that provides to encourage Vimukta Jati and Nomadic Tribes (V.J.N.T.) & Special Backward Class (S.B.C.) students and promote the interest in Technical education.
The Government of Maharashtra launched a scheme that provides to encourage Vimukta Jati and Nomadic Tribes (V.J.N.T.) & Special Backward Class (S.B.C.) students and promote the interest in Technical education.
The Government of Maharashtra launched a scheme that provides to encourage V.J.N.T. & S.B.C. students and promotes their interest in Technical education.
The Scheme Objective is to encourage V.J.N.T. & S.B.C. students and to promote the interest in Technical education vide G.R. No. EBC-1079/ 56243/ D-1 dated 7/5/1983 Govt. has introduced a scheme named as Award to I.T.I. students is given Rs.40/- p.m. stipend through Technical Education Department and Rs. 60/- p.m. stipend through this Department. For the student who has not been given a stipend from Technical Education Department, Rs.100/- p.m. as a stipend is being given to these VJNT and SBC students by this Dept.
Maintenance Allowance from Rs.40/- to Rs.100/- per month for 10 months is provided through the concerned I.T.I.
Step 1: Offline application
1. The application should be submitted to the concerned I.T.I. 1. I.T.I. should submit the same to Asstt. Commissioner, Social Welfare concerned for approval.
The stipend scheme aims to provide financial assistance to students belonging to V.J.N.T and S.B.C categories pursuing vocational training in ITIs. It helps to support their education and enable them to cover their expenses during the course.
Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the scheme and the implementing authority. Generally, students belonging to V.J.N.T and S.B.C categories, who are enrolled in ITIs and fulfill certain criteria such as income limits, academic performance, and residential requirements, may be eligible to receive the stipend.
The application process and required documentation can differ based on the stipend scheme and the state or institution providing the benefits. Typically, you would need to fill out an application form and submit it along with supporting documents, such as caste certificate, income certificate, educational certificates, and bank account details. Contact your ITI or the relevant government department to obtain accurate information and the application form.
The amount of stipend can vary based on factors like the scheme, the state government's policies, and the course being pursued. Stipend amounts are typically decided by the government and may be revised from time to time. It's best to check with the authorities or the scheme guidelines for the specific stipend amount applicable to your situation.
Stipend disbursement processes can differ depending on the scheme and the implementing authority. In some cases, stipends are directly transferred to the bank accounts of eligible students on a monthly or quarterly basis. The disbursement schedule may also vary. You should contact the relevant authorities to obtain accurate information about the disbursement process and timeline.
For specific information about the stipend scheme for V.J.N.T and S.B.C students in ITIs, you should reach out to your ITI administration, the State Directorate of Vocational Education and Training, or the State Social Welfare Department. They will be able to provide you with detailed information, clarify any doubts, and guide you through the application process.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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