What you get
The scheme offers housing assistance to tribal students pursuing higher education outside their hometowns where hostels are unavailable.
Who can apply
Required Paperwork
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Income Certificate
- Residence Proof (Domicile)
Common Questions
What is the "Aawaas Sahayata" scheme?
The "Aawaas Sahayata" scheme is a welfare initiative launched in 2016 by the Department of Tribal Affairs, Government of Madhya Pradesh, to provide housing assistance to tribal students pursuing higher education outside their hometowns.
Who is eligible for the scheme?
Tribal students who are natives of Madhya Pradesh, pursuing higher education outside their hometown, and have not secured admission in a government hostel.
What educational qualifications are required to apply?
Applicants must have passed 12th grade from a Government or Non-Government college and be enrolled in a Graduate, Graduate Diploma, Technical, or Paramedical course.
Is this scheme applicable to all students in Madhya Pradesh?
No, the scheme is specifically for tribal students from Madhya Pradesh pursuing higher education outside their hometown.
Does the scheme provide any financial assistance?
Yes, the scheme provides housing assistance to eligible students to support their education outside their hometowns.
Can students studying in their hometowns avail of this scheme?
No, the scheme is only for students pursuing higher education outside their hometowns where hostels are unavailable.
Are students who have secured admission in a government hostel eligible?
No, students who have secured admission in a government hostel are not eligible for this scheme.
What documents are required for applying?
Applicants must provide a caste certificate, proof of residence, 12th-grade passing certificate, and proof of enrollment in an eligible course.
How can one apply for the scheme?
Applications can be submitted at the nearest Tribal Welfare Department office along with all required documents.
Is there an age limit for applying to the scheme?
The scheme does not specify an age limit; eligibility is based on educational qualifications and tribal status.