Govt to Cover College Fees Up to Rs 2 Lakh: Key Details Inside

For students worried about finances interrupting their education, the Central Government’s PM Yashasvi Yojana offers a much-needed safety net. Designed to support bright minds from disadvantaged backgrounds, this scheme ensures that money never becomes a reason to drop out.
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Who Benefits the Most?

The scheme is aimed at students from OBC, Economically Backward Classes (EBC), and Denotified, Nomadic & Semi-Nomadic Tribes (DNT/SNT). Its core goal is simple, help deserving students continue their education without financial stress.

Scholarship That Makes a Difference

The financial support under this scheme is substantial:
  • Class 9 students: ₹75,000
  • Class 11 students: ₹1.25 lakh
In some cases, the benefits go even further. Students may get coverage for school or college fees up to ₹2 lakh, and select beneficiaries may also receive a laptop to support their studies.


Why This Scheme Matters

PM Yashasvi is more than just a scholarship, it’s a pathway to stability. It helps students manage expenses like tuition fees, books, and other academic needs, making their educational journey smoother and stress-free.

Eligibility You Should Know

To apply, students must meet a few key criteria:
  • Belong to OBC, EBC, or DNT/SNT categories
  • Family income should not exceed ₹2.5 lakh per year
  • Must be studying in Class 9 or Class 11
  • Should have a strong academic record in board exams

Simple Application Process

Applying is straightforward. Students need to visit the official NTA website, register by entering basic details, and create an account. After registration, a PDF with the application number is generated.


Once selected, the scholarship amount is transferred directly to the student’s bank account through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), ensuring quick and transparent payments.

A Step Towards Equal Education

PM Yashasvi Yojana is a powerful initiative that opens doors for students who might otherwise struggle to continue their studies. With financial worries eased, students can focus on what truly matters, building a brighter future.