The scheme aims to provide boarding and lodging facilities to tribal students who wish to pursue primary, secondary and higher secondary education. Free lodging and boarding facilities are provided to intended beneficiaries who are students studying in standards 5th to 12th.
The scheme aims to provide boarding and lodging facilities to tribal students who wish to pursue primary, secondary and higher secondary education. Free lodging and boarding facilities are provided to intended beneficiaries who are students studying in standards 5th to 12th.
The scheme "Grant In Aid Hostels" was launched in 1969 by the Tribal Development Department, Government of Gujarat. The scheme aims to provide boarding and lodging facilities by government registered organizations to the tribal students who wish to pursue primary, secondary and higher secondary education. the scheme provides free lodging and boarding facilities, addressing the challenge that the Scheduled Tribe population has a lower literacy level due to the absence of secondary and higher secondary schools in tribal areas, causing students to leave studies after getting primary education. The scheme is implemented by Non-Governmental Organizations. the applications for this scheme are accepted at the district level at the office of the concerned Project Administrator/Assistant Commissioner (Vigilance).
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Free lodging and boarding facilities are provided to the students.
Conditions for NGOs*
The voluntary institution must agree to adhere to the current rules for Backward Class Hostels and any future changes.
The voluntary institution must agree to comply with administrative or other instructions received from the Tribal Development Department and the Director, Tribal Development.
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Step 1: Offline — Step 1
The representative of the NGO must obtain the prescribed application form from the Office of the concerned Project Administrator/Assistant Commissioner (Vigilance) at the district level by paying ₹10/- in cash.
Step 2: Offline — Step 2
In the form, fill in all the mandatory fields, and attach copies of all the mandatory documents. Submit the duly filled and signed application form along with the documents, to the designated staff at the Office of the concerned Project Administrator/Assistant Commissioner (Vigilance).
Step 3: Offline — Step 3
Submit the application within the prescribed period (generally 30th August of the respective year). The applicant must pay the non-refundable application processing fee of ₹50/- directly at the concerned office where the form was obtained. > *Post-Application Process* After the application is successfully considered and accepted (sanctioned), the applicant institution must then pay a non-refundable fee of ₹500/- using a Challan. <br>
Students intended to benefit from this initiative must be currently studying in standard 5th up to standard 12th. <br>
Yes, the voluntary institution is required to be officially registered under the provisions of the Societies Registration Act 1860. <br>
Yes, a certificate must be submitted as an undertaking confirming that a suitable building, complete with water and electricity facilities, is available at the requested site. <br>
No, applications that are submitted with incomplete required details or information will not be processed or taken into account. <br>
The certificate must be dated after the date the advertisement was published in newspapers, but before the final application acceptance date. <br>
The family's total annual income must not exceed ₹1,20,000/- (Indian Rupees one lakh twenty thousand) if the residence is in a rural area. <br>
Preference is strictly mandated for selecting hostels only in those locations where there is currently an absence of existing hostel facilities. <br>
Yes, the organization must pass a resolution agreeing to comply with all current rules for Backward Class Hostels and any administrative instructions received from the Tribal Development Department and the Director, Tribal Development. <br>
Yes, if the application does not include the required original or appropriately certified documents/proofs, it will be considered rejected. <br>
The applicant institution must submit a certificate showing that its bank balance or liquidity/working capital exceeds ₹15,000/- (Indian Rupees fifteen thousand). <br>
For families living in an urban area, the maximum permitted annual income limit is ₹1,50,000/- (Indian Rupees one lakh fifty thousand). <br>
The voluntary organization applying for the facility must be registered under the legal framework of the Public Trusts Act 1950. <br>
Applications that are received after the specific time limit established for submission will definitely not be taken into consideration. <br>
Priority for approval and selection should be specifically assigned to areas identified as backward or remote geographical locations. <br>
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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