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How to apply for Jindal scholarship?

Jindal scholarship’s goal is to provide financial assistance to deserving individuals from low-income families.

The Sitaram Jindal scholarship programme awards scholarships based on merit and financial need. The Jindal scholarship was established by the Sitaram Jindal Foundation, a philanthropic organisation in Bengaluru, aimed at providing financial support to deserving individuals from disadvantaged households. Candidates must be enrolled in school from grade 11 through the post-graduate level to qualify for the Sitaram Jindal scholarship. The grant also supports funding for technical education courses such as diplomas or polytechnic degrees. Under this scholarship programme, the chosen students may receive up to Rs 3,200 monthly in scholarship grants. In this article, we will give you all the necessary information about the Jindal scholarship.  

 

Jindal scholarship: Overview

Let’s look at a general overview of the Jindal scholarship before we dive into more specific information:

 

Scholarship name Sitaram Jindal scholarship
Region Pan-India
Organisation Sitaram Jindal foundation
Application mode Online and offline modes
Website http://www.sitaramjindalfoundation.org/ 

 

Jindal scholarship: Goal

This scholarship’s primary goal is to provide financial assistance to deserving students from disadvantaged backgrounds in order to support their education.

 

Jindal scholarship: Schemes and rewards

S No.

Category

Scholarship amount (Per month)
Category ‘A’ for classes 11th and 12 students For boys – Rs 500

For girls – Rs 700
Category ‘B’ for ITI students For private ITIs – Rs 700

For government ITIs – Rs 500
Category ‘C’ for graduate and postgraduate students For postgraduate students:

For girls in the general category – Rs 1,800

For boys in the general category – Rs 1,500

For Physically challenged students – Rs 1,800

For unmarried wards and widows of ex-servicemen – Rs 1,800

For graduate students:

For girls in the general category – Rs 1,400

For boys in the general category – Rs 1,100

For physically challenged students – Rs 1,400

For unmarried wards and widows of ex-servicemen – Rs 1,500
Category ‘D’ for diploma students For girls – Rs 1,200 

For boys – Rs 1,000 
Category ‘E’ for medical and engineering students For boys pursuing PG courses in medical and engineering courses – Rs 2,800 

For girls pursuing PG courses in medical and engineering courses – Rs 3,200 

For boys pursuing engineering courses – Rs 2,000

For girls pursuing engineering courses – Rs 2,300

For boys pursuing medical courses – Rs 2,500

For girls pursuing medical courses – Rs 3,000
For students staying in a hostel Additional payment for students staying in a hostel enrolled in ITI/diploma, graduate, or professional programmes – Rs 1,200

Additional amount for students staying in a hostel enrolled in medical, engineering courses including PG courses – Rs 1,800

 

Jindal scholarship: Eligibility

The applicants must meet the minimum criteria for qualifying for the Jindal scholarship such as marks obtained in the prior exam, family income, and others as detailed below. ,. 

S No.

Category

Eligibility criteria
Category ‘A’
  • The candidates must be enrolled in grades 11 and 12.
  • Male applicants must have received at least 60% on their prior exam, while female applicants must have received at least 55%. However, students from Karnataka who received at least 70% for boys and 65% for ladies are qualified. Students from West Bengal who received at least 65% on their most recent exam for boys and 60% on it for girls are eligible to apply.
  • If you are employed, your family’s annual income cannot exceed Rs 4 lakh.
  • Other students must have a household income of not more than Rs 2.5 lakh per year.
  • The applicants’ ages must not be older than 30.
Category ‘B’
  • The applicants must have completed an ITI programme at a public or private institution.
  • In order to qualify for the scholarship, male applicants must have received at least 45% on their most recent exam, while female applicants must have received at least 35%.
  • If you are employed, your family’s annual income cannot exceed Rs 4 lakh.
  • Other students must have a household income of no more than Rs 2.5 lakh per year.
  • The applicants’ ages must not be older than 30.
Category ‘C’ For postgraduate-level courses:

  • To qualify, individuals must be enrolled in graduate-level coursework.
  • The applicants must have obtained at least 60% in the prior exam for boys and 55% in the prior exam for girls.
  • However, students from Karnataka must have obtained a minimum of 60% for girls and 65% for boys in their most recent exam (in the case of girls).
  • If you are employed, your family’s annual income cannot exceed Rs 4 lakh.
  • Other students must have a household income of no more than Rs 2.5 lakh per year.
  • The applicants’ ages must not be older than 30.

For graduate-level courses:

  • To qualify, individuals must be enrolled in graduate-level coursework.
  • The applicants must have obtained a minimum of 55% (for boys) and 50% (for girls) in the previous exam.
  • However, students from West Bengal must have received at least 60% in the case of boys and 55% in the case of girls in their most recent exam, while students from Karnataka must have received at least 65% in the case of boys and 60% in the case of girls.
  • If you are employed, your family’s annual income cannot exceed Rs 4 lakh.
  • Other students must have a household income of no more than Rs 2.5 lakh per year.
  • The applicants’ ages must not be older than 30.
Category ‘D’
  • Candidates must be enrolled in diploma programmes in civil engineering, computer science, chemistry, automobile technology, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, and other disciplines pertaining to the environment.
  • The candidates must have received at least 55% (for boys) or 50% (for girls) on the prior exam.
  • In the case of those who are employed, the family’s annual income cannot exceed Rs 4 lakh.
  • The family’s yearly income cannot exceed Rs 2.5 lakh for other students.
  • The applicants must not be older than 30 years old.
Category ‘E’
  • Candidates should be enrolled in engineering, medical, or architectural programmes.
  • The award is not available to MDS students.
  • The applicants must have obtained a minimum of 65% (for boys) and 60% (for girls) in the previous exam.
  • However, West Bengal and Karnataka students must have received at least 60% and 65%, respectively, on their most recent exams (in the case of girls).
  • If you are employed, your family’s annual income cannot exceed Rs 4 lakh.
  • Other students must have a household income of no more than Rs 2.5 lakh per year.
  • The applicants’ ages must not be older than 30.

There are some additional eligibility requirements and information that candidates should be aware of. These are:

  • Differently abled applicants must receive pass marks in each category.
  • The minimum grade requirement has been lowered by 5% to maintain the Jindal scholarship.

 

Jindal scholarship: Documents required

In order to prove their academic qualifications, applicants for the Sitaram Jindal scholarship must submit one or more of the mandatory documents listed below, along with their completed application. Refer to the list of accepted documents below.

  • Scorecard copy from SSLC/HSC
  • A copy of the most recent examination
  • A copy of the income tax return
  • A copy of the merit certificate(applicable for diploma, medical, MBA, and engineering students)
  • A copy of the fees-paid certificate (applicable for diploma, medical, MBA, and engineering students)
  • Certificate from the warden of the hostel (for hostellers)
  • Physical disability certification from the appropriate authority (if applicable)
  • PPO, a certificate of relative dependency, and an I-card for ex-widows servicemen’s (for ex-servicemen and widows)

 

Jindal scholarship: Online registration procedure

Both the offline and online scholarship applications for the Jindal scholarships are accepted. Applicants must use the Sitaram Jindal foundation’s official website to apply. Follow the steps outlined below to apply for the scholarship online:

  1. Go to the Sitaram Jindal scholarship’s official website at www.sitaramjindalfoundation.org.
  2. On the home page, click on the “Apply for scholarships” option. 
  3. Select “Download Application & Annexures” from the menu. The application form will open in a new tab as a PDF. Download a copy of the PDF. The direct link to the form’s PDF download is provided below:

https://www.sitaramjindalfoundation.org/assets/images/file/application_annexure_form.pdf 

  1. Fill out the necessary information on the application form Do not miss anything. Verify every detail to make sure it is proper and accurate. .
  2. The completed form should be sent to the following address:
  3. i) For students from Lakshadeep, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Goa, Maharashtra, Andaman & Nicobar Island, Puducherry, Telangana, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Gujarat, Daman & Diu:

The Trustee, Sitaram Jindal Foundation,

Jindal Nagar, Tumkur Road, Bengaluru 560073

  1. i) For students from West Bengal, Odisha, Mizoram, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Tripura, Jharkhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Punjab, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Manipur, Delhi, and Uttarakhand:

The Trustee, Sitaram Jindal Foundation 11, Green Avenue, Behind Sector D-3Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070

Note: The foundation will only accept application forms that have been downloaded directly from its website. Separately printed application forms (from printing presses) will not be accepted.

 

Jindal scholarship: Key dates

The Jindal scholarship comes under the heading of a year-round scholarship, so applications are accepted throughout the year.. Applicants may submit an application for the scholarship if they feel they qualify. Over the term of their study, each applicant can submit only one scholarship application.

 

Jindal scholarship: Contact information

The following information can be used to contact the Sitaram Jindal Foundation.

For those who are students from Eastern and Northern India:

Address: “NATURELLE”, No.11, Green Avenue, Behind Sector D III, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi – 110 070.

Email Id: [email protected]

For those who are students from Western and Southern India:

Address: Jindal Nagar, Tumkur Road, Bangalore – 560 073

Email address: [email protected]

 

FAQs

What is the last date to apply for the Jindal scholarship?

The scholarship application deadline is December 31, 2022.

What is the amount of the Jindal scholarship?

The chosen candidates would get a monthly gratuity of up to Rs 3,200.

What type of scheme is the Jindal scholarship?

The Jindal scholarship is a merit-and-means-based scholarship program.

Which organisation grants the Jindal scholarship?

The Bengaluru-based Sitaram Jindal Foundation offers the Jindal scholarship.

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