What you get
The scheme provides free-of-cost remedial coaching to selected students. The coaching aims to help eligible students who are weak in studies to achieve higher grades/marks in English, Mathematics, and Science subjects. The duration of the coaching program for each class is 6 months. | Mode of Disbursement: Fund will be released to the Coaching Centres (CC) as cost for conducting coaching classes. | Frequency of Disbursement: The fund will be released in installments. | - The first installment, amounting to 40% of the cost, will be released in advance upon commencement of classes after signing a contract agreement with the Implementing Agency. | - The second installment, amounting to 40% of the cost, will be released upon utilisation of 90% of the first installment of funds and continuation of coaching of at least 90% of the initial number of beneficiary students enrolled after completion of two months of the course. | - The third installment, amounting to 10% of the cost, will be released upon completion of the course and after assessment of the quality of the coaching classes as satisfactory, based on measured feedback from the students, to be made by the Implementing Agency. | - The final installment of 10% of the cost will be released after at least 80% of the beneficiary students taking their final academic assessment examination in their respective schools have cleared the same.
Who can apply
Required Paperwork
- Aadhaar Card
- PAN Card
- Income Certificate
- Residence Proof (Domicile)
Common Questions
Who can apply to become a coaching centre under this scheme?
Government schools, recognised private schools, and registered private coaching centres in the state are eligible to apply as coaching centres.
What are the subjects offered under this scheme for students?
The scheme provides remedial coaching in three subjects: English, Mathematics, and Science.
Which students are eligible to receive coaching under this scheme?
Students studying in Classes 8 to 10 under the Board of Secondary Education, Manipur (BOSEM), and belonging to minority, OBC, or SC communities are eligible.
Can students from private schools apply for the coaching?
Only students from government institutions or those receiving grant-in-aid from the government are eligible under this scheme.
How are students selected to receive coaching through this scheme?
Students are selected based on a combined score of their economic and academic ranking, using merit lists.
Is there any reservation for girl students under this scheme?
Yes, at least 30% of the available seats are reserved exclusively for girl students.
Can girl students who are not selected in the reserved category still get coaching?
Yes, they can be considered under the 70% open seats based on the same selection criteria.
How many coaching periods are conducted on a coaching day?
Each class has at least 3 periods of 45 minutes each on coaching days.
Will the students be assessed during the coaching period?
Yes, students undergo continuous assessment, including at least two tests per month.
What infrastructure must a coaching centre have to be eligible?
Centres must have at least 3 classrooms, proper toilets, drinking water, fans, lighting, desks, and blackboards.
What happens if students do not attend classes regularly?
Continued enrolment of 90% of students is required for the second instalment of funding to the centre.
Is there a minimum percentage of students that must pass the final school exam?
Yes, at least 80% of the beneficiary students must pass their final academic assessment.