The scheme provides financial assistance towards hostel rent for Scheduled Tribe students pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate courses in government colleges, who are staying in rented accommodation for the purpose of regular studies.
The scheme provides financial assistance towards hostel rent for Scheduled Tribe students pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate courses in government colleges, who are staying in rented accommodation for the purpose of regular studies.
The scheme "Hostel Rent Assistance Scheme for Tribal Students" was introduced by the Tribal Area Development Department, Government of Rajasthan, aims to encourage tribal students (both boys and girls) of Rajasthan to pursue higher education in undergraduate and postgraduate courses. Under this scheme, hostel rent assistance is provided for a maximum period of five years to Scheduled Tribe students studying in government colleges who reside in rented accommodation for the purpose of regular studies. The scheme is applicable only to students from Scheduled Areas of Rajasthan enrolled in government colleges.
> Students receive the following rental assistance as a cash benefit:
Sl. NoLocationDurationRate per month per student (₹)Amount (for 10 months) (₹)1Divisional HeadquartersUp to 10 months50050002District HeadquartersUp to 10 months40040003Other AreasUp to 10 months3003000> Mode of Disbursement:
The amount is transferred directly to the beneficiary's bank account linked with the Bhamashah card.
> Validity of Benefit:
Up to a maximum of 5 academic years per student.
Step 1: Online — Step 1
Eligible students must fill out the prescribed application form online via the official portal.
Step 2: Online — Step 2
Navigate to the “ONLINE PORTAL FOR TAD EDUCATIONAL INCENTIVE SCHEMES” on the homepage.
Step 3: Online — Step 3
Upload the application form along with the required documents before the notified deadline. *Post Application Process:*
Step 1: Online — Step 1
The college will verify the online applications and forward them to the respective sanctioning authorities (TAD Project Officer / CEO, Zila Parishad).
Step 2: Online — Step 2
Sanctioning authorities will approve the verified applications online. Incomplete applications, if any, will be returned for correction.
Step 3: Online — Step 3
Approved applications will be sent to the district treasury office for disbursement.
Step 4: Online — Step 4
The sanctioned amount will be transferred directly to the student's bank account linked with their Bhamashah card.
Scheduled Tribe students residing in Scheduled Areas of Rajasthan who are enrolled in undergraduate or postgraduate courses in government colleges.
Assistance is provided for a maximum of 5 academic years.
Direct bank transfer to the beneficiary’s account linked with the Bhamashah card.
No, only students studying in government colleges are eligible.
No, students residing in government hostels are not eligible.
Yes, a valid Aadhaar card is mandatory.
Applications must be submitted via www.tad.rajasthan.gov.in.
TAD Project Officer or CEO of the District Zila Parishad.
Yes, both boy and girl tribal students are eligible.
No, students whose parents/guardians pay income tax are not eligible.
After application verification and approval, amount is disbursed annually within the academic year.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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