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The SSLC Prize Money Scheme is a government-funded financial incentive awarded to students who pass the SSLC (Class 10) examination with good marks. It is especially targeted at SC/ST, OBC, EWS, and girl students to encourage them to pursue further education and reduce dropout rates after Class 10.

SSLC Prize Money Scheme
SSLC Prize Money Scheme

Key Objectives

  • Support meritorious students financially.
  • Promote higher education among backward communities.
  • Reduce dropout rates, especially in rural and underprivileged areas.

Who Offers It?

  • Mainly state governments through departments like:
    • Social Welfare Department
    • SC/ST Welfare Department
    • Tribal Development Department

Eligibility Criteria

  • Must have passed the SSLC exam with at least 60% marks (varies by state).
  • Belong to SC/ST/OBC/EWS categories.
  • Domicile of the respective state.
  • Family income under ₹2.5 to ₹3 lakh/year.
  • Studied in a government or aided school.
  • Must have a personal bank account linked with Aadhaar.

Required Documents

  • SSLC Marks Card
  • Aadhaar Card
  • Caste & Income Certificate
  • Bank Passbook
  • Bonafide Certificate
  • Passport-size Photo

Application Process

  • Apply through official state portals (e.g., SSP Karnataka, Mahadbt Maharashtra).
  • Submit the online application with correct documents.
  • Track the status on the portal.
  • Prize money is usually credited within 2–4 months.

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Prize Amount (Example: Karnataka)

  • 85% and above – ₹20,000
  • 75% to 84% – ₹15,000
  • 60% to 74% – ₹10,000

Other states offer amounts between ₹1,000 to ₹5,000 or more.


Special Provisions

  • Girls and tribal students often get additional incentives.
  • Prize money for SC/ST students is higher than general students.
  • Some states provide offline applications through schools or district offices, though online is preferred.

Common Mistakes

  • Incorrect documents
  • Wrong bank account
  • Aadhaar mismatch
  • Missing deadlines

Tips for Success

  • Apply early
  • Use correct documents
  • Link Aadhaar to the student’s bank account
  • Keep checking the portal for updates

FAQs (Short Answers)

  • Private school students? – Only if government-aided.
  • Can I apply with less than 60%? – Usually not eligible.
  • Bank account needed? – Yes, student’s Aadhaar-linked account is required.
  • Offline mode? – Mostly not allowed now.
  • Last date? – Varies; usually in June/July.

Conclusion

The SSLC Prize Money Scheme is a valuable opportunity for students from financially weaker backgrounds. It helps them move forward with confidence in their academic journey. Students should utilize this scheme by applying carefully and on time.

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