SCHEME OF

SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

(Effective from 1st April 2023)

DEPARTMENT OF EMPOWERMENT OF PERSONS WITH

DISABILITIES (DIVYANGJAN)

MINISTRY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

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 CENTRAL SECTOR UMBRELLA SCHEME

"SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES"

CONTENT

Sl. Page
TOPICS
No. No.

1 Introduction
3-4
4-5
2 General Conditions of Eligibility
5-6
3 Broad Features of Scholarship Schemes
6-7
4 Pre-Matric Scholarship for Students with Disabilities
7-10
5 Post-Matric Scholarship for Students with Disabilities
Top Class Education Scholarship for Students with 10-11
6
Disabilities
Procedure of Applications and Selection for Pre-Matric, Post- 11-12
7
Matric and Top Class Scholarship schemes
12-13
8 Duration and Renewal of Scholarship/Award
13-14
9 Other Conditions
14
10 Mode of Disbursal of Scholarship
14
11 Monitoring
14-19
12 National Fellowship for Persons with Disabilities

13 National Overseas Scholarship 19-27

Common Provisions for all Components of Scholarship 27-29
14
Scheme
ANNEXURES

I List of Notified Institutes of Excellence in Education 30-49

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SCHEME OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. Education plays a pivotal role in socio-economic empowerment of

Persons with Disabilities. Recognizing its crucial role, the Directive Principles
of State Policy in the Constitution of India and the Rights of Persons with
Disabilities Act, 2016 have underlined the role of the State in realization of the
Right to Education for Persons with Disabilities. Article 41 of Part IV (Directive
Principles of State Policy) of the Constitution provides that the State shall
make effective provisions for securing the right to work, to education and to
public assistance in cases of unemployment, old age, sickness and
disablement, and in other cases of undeserved want.

1.2. Article 46 of Part IV (Directive Principles of State Policy) of the

Constitution enjoins upon the State to promote the educational and economic
interests of the weaker sections of the people. Article 38(2) of the same Part
also enjoins upon the State to minimize inequalities in income and to endeavor
to eliminate inequalities in status, facilities and opportunities, not only
amongst individuals but also amongst groups of people residing in different
areas or engaged in different vocations.

1.3. Section 31 (I) of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016
(RPwD) states that “Notwithstanding anything contained in the Rights of
Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act, 2009, every child with
benchmark disability between the age of six to eighteen years shall have the
right to free education in a neighborhood school, or in a special school, of his
choice”.

1.4. Further, Section 32 (2) of the RPwD Act states that the appropriate
Government and local authorities shall ensure that every child with benchmark
disability has access to free education in an appropriate environment till he
attains the age of eighteen years.

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1.5. To fulfill these mandates, the Department of Empowerment of
Persons with Disabilities, Government of India is implementing “Scheme of
Scholarships for Students with Disabilities” with following six components:
i. Pre-matric Scholarship (For Classes IX and X)
ii. Post-matric Scholarship (For Class XI to Post-Graduate
Degree/Diploma)
iii. Top Class Education (For Graduate and Post-Graduate Degree/Diploma
in notified institutes of excellence in education)
iv. National Overseas Scholarship (For Master’s Degree/Ph.D. in
Institutions/Colleges/Universities abroad)
v. National Fellowship (For M. Phil and Ph.D. in Indian Universities)
vi. Free Coaching (For recruitment examinations for Group A, B and C posts
and entrance examinations for admission to various technical and
professional courses).

The guidelines in respect of first five components of the Umbrella Scheme

as mentioned above are delineated as under and the guidelines in respect
of Free Coaching component will be brought out separately.

2. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ELIGIBILITY

i. The scholarships are open only to Indian nationals.

ii. All the components of scholarships are open to students with

benchmark disability i.e. 40% or more disability as defined in ‘Rights of
Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016 and having a valid certificate of
disability issued by the competent authority as prescribed under Rules .

iii. Not more than two children with disabilities of the same parents will be
entitled to receive benefits of the scheme. In case the second child is a twin, the
scholarship under the schemes will be admissible to the twin.

iv. Scholarship for studying in any class will be available for only one year. If a
student has to repeat a class, she/he would not get scholarship for that class
for a second (or a subsequent) year.

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v. A scholarship holder under this scheme will not avail any other
scholarship/stipend. No scholarship will be paid to the students under this
scheme from the date he/she accepts any other scholarship/stipend.

3. BROAD FEATURES OF SCHOLARSHIP SCHEMES

Parental Reservation
Income of slots for
Sr. Admissible for
Scheme Slots * (per female
No. Classes/Courses
annum) candidates
Ceiling **
1 Pre-Matric IX and X 25,000 Rs. 2.5 50%
(including lakh
renewal
cases)
2 Post-Matric XI, XII, Post- 17,000 Rs. 2.5 50%
matriculation Diploma/ (including lakh
Certificates, Bachelor’s renewal
Degree or Diploma in cases)
India, Master’s Degree/
Diploma from any
University recognized by
UGC/AICTE.
3 Top Class Graduate and Post- 300 Rs. 8 lakh 50%
Education graduate Degree/ (including
Diploma in institutes renewal
notified by DEPwD cases)
4 National Master Degree and PhD 20 + Rs. 8 lakh 30%
Overseas in foreign universities/ ongoing
institutes cases
5 National M. Phil. / PhD in Indian 200+ No income -
Fellowship universities ongoing ceiling
cases

* Slots for Pre-Matric, Post-Matric and Top Class schemes include fresh as
well as renewal cases. Fresh cases will be considered only against the left
over slots after processing all the renewal cases. Thus, mere fulfilling the

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eligibility criteria will not entitle grant of scholarship due to fixed number
of slots in a year.

** In case adequate number of female candidates are not available or not

found eligible as per the terms and conditions of the scheme, the unutilized
slots will be utilized by selecting suitable male candidates.

NOTE 1: Post-matric scholarships are not awarded for training courses like
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's Courses and Private Pilot license Courses,
Courses at Training at Ship Dufferin (Now Rajendra), Courses of training at the
Military College, Dehradun, courses at Pre-examination Training Centres of all
India and State levels.

NOTE 2: Income declaration of self-employed parents/guardian should be in

the form of a certificate issued by Revenue Officers not below the rank of
Tehsildar. Employed parents/guardians should obtain consolidated certificate
from Revenue Officer for any other additional source of income.

3.1 REQUIREMENT OF AADHAAR AND UNIQUE DISABILITY IDENTITY

CARD (UDID)

(i) Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan) has

notified Aadhaar as an identity document under section 7 of Aadhaar Act, 2016
for all Scholarship Schemes vide Gazette Notification No. 4-2(32)/2016/DD-I
dated 3rd March, 2017. Applicants may have to undergo Aadhaar based
biometric authentication to avail the Scholarship.

(ii) UDID/UDID enrolment shall be mandatory for availing the benefits of

the Scholarship scheme.

4. PRE-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENTS WITH BENCHMARK

DISABILITES

4.1 ELIGIBILITY CONDITION:

The candidate should be a regular, full time student studying in classes IX or

X in a Government school or in a school recognized by the Govt. or by a
Central/State Board of Secondary Education.

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4.2 SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT:

Pre-matric scholarship includes the following for complete duration of the

course:
i. Maintenance allowance
ii. Book grant
iii. Disability Allowance

4.3 Rates of scholarship:

Amount in Rs.

Items Day Scholar Hosteller

Maintenance allowance (Per month) 500 800

Book Grant (per annum) 1000 1000

Disability Allowance (per annum)

Visually Impairment or Intellectual 4000 4000

Disabilities
All other types of disabilities
2000 2000

5. POST-MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENT WITH BENCHMARK

DISABILITIES:

a. Eligibility conditions:

Post- Matric Scholarship will be given for study of all recognized post-
matriculation or post-secondary courses (upto Master degree level) pursued in
recognized institutions/Universities with the following exceptions:

i. Candidates who after passing one stage of education are studying in the
same stage of education in different subject (e.g. B.Com. after B.A. in other
subject) will not be eligible. However, students pursuing
L.L.B/B.Ed/B.El.Ed. after passing B.A./B.Sc./B.E. etc. are eligible for Post-
Matric Scholarship under this scheme.

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ii. Students who are pursuing two different courses of study simultaneously
can avail the scholarship for any one course only provided pursuance of
such courses are permissible under the rules/regulations of the
Educational Authority concerned.

iii. Students who after failing or passing the under graduate examinations in
Arts/Science/Commerce join any recognized professional or Technical
Certificate/Diploma/Degree courses will be awarded scholarship, if
otherwise eligible.

iv. Students who pursue their studies through correspondence courses are
also eligible. The term correspondence includes distance and continuing
education.

v. Employed students whose income combined with the income of their

parents/guardian does not exceed the maximum prescribed income ceiling
are eligible for Post-Matric scholarship to the extent of reimbursement of all
compulsorily payable non-refundable fees.

b. SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT:

The amount of Post-Matric scholarship includes the following for complete

duration of the course:-
i.Maintenance allowance
ii.Disability allowance
iii.Reimbursement of compulsory non-refundable fees
iv.Book allowance

c. MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCE:
(Amount in Rs.)
Rate of Maintenance
allowance
Groups (per month)
Day
Hostellers
Scholars
Group I
All Bachelor’s/Post-Graduate Degree courses in
Medicine, Engineering/Technology, Planning/
Architecture, Fashion Technology, Management, 1600 750
Business/ Finance Administration, Computer Science/
Applications, Agriculture, Veterinary and Allied
Sciences. All Post-Graduate Degree/Diploma courses
recognized by UGC/AICTE in any discipline

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 Rate of Maintenance
allowance
Groups (per month)
Day
Hostellers
Scholars
Group II
Professional courses leading to Degree/ Diploma,
1100 700
Certificate in areas like Pharmacy (B. Pharma), LLB,
BFS, other para-medical branches like Rehabilitation,
Diagnostics, etc., Mass Communication, Hotel
Management & Catering, Travel/Tourism/Hospitality,
Interior Decoration, Nutrition & Dietetics, Commercial
Art, Financial Services (e.g., Banking, Insurance,
Taxation, etc.)
Group III
All other courses leading to a Graduate degree not covered
950 650
under Group I & II, e.g. ,BA/B.Sc/B.Com, etc.
Group IV

All Post-matriculation level non-degree courses for which

entrance qualification is High School (Class X), e.g. Senior
900 550
Secondary Certificate (Classes XI and XII), both general
and vocational stream, ITI courses, 3-year diploma
courses in Polytechnics, etc.

Note: The list of courses grouped (I to IV) is only illustrative and not
exhaustive. The State Governments/Union Territory Administrations are, thus,
themselves competent to decide the appropriate grouping of courses at their
level.

d. DISABILITY ALLOWANCES:

Rates of Disability allowance admissible for different types of disabilities shall

be payable as under:
(Amount in Rs.)
Sl. Type of Disability Disability Allowance
No. (per annum)
1. Visual Impairment or Intellectual Disabilities 4000

2. All other types of disabilities 2000

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e. REIMBURSEMENT OF COMPULSORY NON-REFUNDABLE FEES

Students are paid enrolment/registration fees, tuition fees, games fee, union
fee, library fees, magazine fees, Medical Examination and such other fees
compulsorily payable by the scholar to the Institution or University/Board. The
maximum fee ceiling for reimbursement of ‘Compulsory Non-refundable Fees’
for Post-Matric scholarship is Rs.1.50 lakh per annum. Refundable deposits
like caution money, security deposit will, however, be excluded.

NOTE: Compulsory non-refundable fee charged by recognized institutions

against free and paid seats of recognized courses can be fully
reimbursed as per the fee structure approved by the competent
State/Central Government authority upto maximum ceiling of
Rs.1.50 lakh per annum.

f. Book Allowance: Rs. 1500 per annum.

6. TOP CLASS EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENT WITH

BENCHMARK DISABILITIES

6.1. ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS

This is admissible only for pursuing Graduate and Post graduate
Degree/Diploma courses in Institutes of Excellence in Education as notified by
the Department. The list of such Premier Institutions covered under the
Scheme is at Annexure- I. Any addition or deletion to this list shall be notified
by the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Ministry of
Social Justice and Empowerment, Government of India, as and when required.
Scholarship under this scheme shall not be admissible for pursuing distance-
learning/part-time/week-end courses under any stream. Further, the award
under this component cannot be considered for second or subsequent times as
the individual can be awarded only once.

6.2. QUANTUM OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

Sl. No. Components of Scholarship Financial Assistances

a) Reimbursement of tuition fees and Up to Rs. 2.00 lakh – per
non-refundable charges paid/ annum (subject to actual
payable to the Institute amount).
b) Maintenance Allowance Rs.3,000/- per month for
hostellers, Rs. 1,500/- per
month for day-scholars

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Sl. No. Components of Scholarship Financial Assistances
c) Special Allowances (related to types Rs. 2,000/- per month
of disabilities like reader allowance,
escort allowance, helper allowance
etc.)
d) Books & Stationery Rs. 5,000/- per annum.
e) Reimbursement of expenses for Rs. 45,000/- as a one time
purchase of a computer/ laptop with grant in the first year of the
accessories. course.
(For getting the benefit, student
has to submit requisite
documents viz., bill/receipt as
proof of purchase of the
Laptop/Computer )
f) Reimbursement of expenses for Rs. 30,000/- as a one time
purchase of Aids and Assistive devices grant in the first year of the
relating to the particular disability of course.
the selected candidates. (The reimbursement is made
based on the requisite
documents viz., bills/vouchers
submitted by the students to
ensure genuineness of the
claim.)

7. PROCEDURE OF APPLICATION AND SELECTION for PRE MATRIC, POST

MATRIC AND TOP CLASS SCHOLARSHIP

a. Applications will be called for through National Scholarship Portal

(www.scholarships.gov.in).

b. The applicants should submit their application through the on-line system
within the last date prescribed for receipt of applications. All requisite
documents like photograph, proof of age, disability certificate, income
certificate of the parent, tuition fees receipt, last academic qualification
certificate, etc. duly filled in the prescribed format are required to be
uploaded in the on-line system.

c. The institutions in which the candidate is studying shall also register

themselves on the portal and verify the details provided by the candidates.
The nodal officer nominated by the State shall oversee all the applications
and process the same on behalf of the State Government who shall also

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 digitally sign the final list in Public Finance Management System (PFMS) for
disbursal of scholarship amount to the beneficiaries.

d. In case, a candidate is a permanent resident of one State but studying in

another State, his/her application should be recommended by the
Education/Welfare Department of the State of which he is a permanent
resident.

e. Based on the online verification by the concerned Department/Nodal

officer of the State Government and considering the number of eligible
applications received State wise and the percentage of State wise
population of persons with disabilities, available slots will be
distributed state wise for each of the scholarship to ensure that the
benefit of the Scheme is available throughout the country. Number of
eligible applications received State wise will be converted in
percentage terms in relation to the total number of eligible
applications and thereafter State wise slot will be decided based on
average percentage of State wise population of persons with
disabilities and State wise percentage of eligible applications.

f. Merit Criteria for Selection will be Percentage of disability as

indicated in the disability certificate,

For Specific Learning Disability, specific percentage of disability is not

indicated in the disability certificate and it is indicated as 40% or
above. For the purpose of Merit criteria for selection, disability
percentage in all eligible cases of Specific Learning Disability will be
taken as 40%.

g. In case of tie, the age will be considered, i.e., the older candidate will
get preference.

h. Keeping in view the above merit criteria, final selection will be done
through National Scholarship Portal as per slot distributed state wise.

8. DURATION AND RENEWAL OF SCHOLARSHIP/AWARD

(i) The award once made will be effective from the stage at which it is given to
the completion of the course subject to good conduct and regularity in
attendance. It will be renewed from year to year provided that, within the total
duration of the course which is continuous for a number of years, the scholar
secures promotion to the next higher class irrespective of the fact whether such
examinations are conducted by a University or the Institution.

(ii) If a student with benchmark disabilities pursuing Group I courses in case

of Post-Matric scholarship fails in the examination for the first time, the award
may be renewed. For second and subsequent failure in any class, the student

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 shall bear his/her own expenses until he/she secures promotion to the next
higher class.

(iii) If a scholar is unable to appear in the annual examination owing to illness

or on account of any other unforeseen event, the award may be renewed for the
next academic year on submission of medical certificate and/or other required
sufficient proof to the satisfaction of the Head of the Institution and his/her
certifying that the scholar would have passed had he/she appeared in the
examination.

(iv) If according to the Regulations of a University/Institution, a student is

promoted to the next higher class even though he/she may not have actually
passed in lower class and is required to take examination of the junior class
again after sometime, he/she will be entitled to scholarship for the class to
which he/she is promoted if the student is otherwise eligible for scholarship.

9. OTHER CONDITIONS

(i) If a student is found to have obtained a scholarship by false statements,

his/her scholarship will be cancelled forthwith and the amount of the
scholarship paid will be recovered at the discretion of the Department of
Empowerment of Persons with Disability, Government of India. The student
concerned will be blacklisted and debarred for scholarship in any scheme
forever.

(ii) A scholarship awarded may be cancelled if the scholar changes the subject
of the course of study for which the scholarship was originally awarded.

(iii) A scholar is liable to refund the scholarship amount at the discretion of the
Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Government of India,
if during the course of the year, the studies for which the scholarship has been
awarded, is discontinued by him/her.

(iv) Maintenance allowance is payable from 1st April or from the month of
admission, whichever is later, to the month in which the examinations are
completed, at the end of the academic year (including maintenance allowance
during holidays), provided that if the scholar secures admission after the 20th
day of a month, the amount will be paid from the month following the month of
admission.

(v) In case of renewal of scholarship awarded in the previous years,

maintenance allowance will be paid from the month following the month up to
which scholarship was paid in the previous year, if the course of study is
continuous.

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(vi) Scholarship will not be paid for the period of internship/houseman ship in
the M.B.B.S. course or for a practical training in other courses if the student is
in receipt of some remuneration during the internship period or some
allowance/stipend during the practical training in other course.

(vii) The scholarship is dependent on the satisfactory progress and conduct of

the scholar. If it is reported by the Head of the Institution at any time that a
scholar has by reasons of his/her own act of default failed to make satisfactory
progress or has been guilty of misconduct such as resorting to or participating
in strikes, irregularity in attendance without the permission of the authorities
concerned, etc., the authority sanctioning the scholarship may either cancel
the scholarship or stop or withhold further payment for such period as it may
think fit.

10. MODE OF DISBURSAL OF SCHOLARSHIP

The above three components of the Scholarship Scheme viz. Pre Matric, Post
Matric and Top Class Education shall be implemented through the National
Scholarship Portal and the amount will be directly credited into the bank
accounts of the beneficiaries linked with Aadhar through DBT mode.

11. MONITORING

(i) Monitoring of the scheme will be done by the Department of Empowerment

of Persons with Disabilities through the National Scholarship Portal.

(ii) The State Government shall ensure that lists of beneficiaries, with
necessary particulars, are maintained district-wise, and category-wise.

(iii) In order to ensure proper accountability, physical verification at various

levels viz. Blocks/District/State levels shall, as per the scheme design, be done
covering at least 10% of the units, chosen randomly through an algorithm.

12. NATIONAL FELLOWSHIP FOR PERSONS WITH BENCHMARK

DISABILITIES (NFPwD)

12.1. OBJECTIVES:

The objective of the scheme is to provide fellowships in the form of financial

assistance to Persons with Disabilities (Divyangjan) to pursue higher studies
leading to M.Phil/Ph.D in Science, Humanities or Social Science, in Indian
Universities/Institutions/Colleges recognized by University Grants Commission
(UGC).

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12.2. Institutions/Universities covered:
The scheme covers:

a) All universities/institutions recognized by the University Grants Commission

(UGC);
b) Central/State Universities (including constituent and affiliated institutions)
included under Section 2(f) of UGC Act, 1956 and having valid accreditation
from NAAC.
c) Deemed Universities under Section 3 of UGC Act i.e. Institution for higher
education notified by Central Government to be deemed University, in
consultation with the UGC and having valid accreditation from NAAC.
d) Institution fully funded by State/Central Government and empowered to
award degrees.
e) Institutions of National Importance as notified by Ministry of Education.

12.3 Number of Fellowships:

The scheme provides for award of fellowships to 200 Fellows each

year. Out of the total 200 slots available for the Students with
Disabilities, 75% scholars (i.e. 150) will be selected based on National
Eligibility Test-Junior Research Fellowship (NET-JRF) of UGC and
remaining 25% scholars (i.e. 50) will be selected based on UGC-Council of
Scientific and Industrial Research (UGC-CSIR) NET-JRF joint test.
However, the slot is transferable between UGC-NET and CSIR-NET to the
extent of the total no. of slot, in case sufficient no. of eligible scholars is
not available in one category.

12.4. ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS AND DURATION:

i. Fellowship is open to students with benchmark disability (i.e 40% or
more disability) as defined in ‘Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act,
2016 and having a valid certificate of disability as prescribed under rules
issued by the competent authority.

ii. Fellowship holder under this scheme will not avail any other
scholarship/stipend. No scholarship will be paid to the students under
this scheme from the date he/she accepts any other
scholarship/stipend.

iii. Fellowships shall be awarded to candidates for pursuing regular and full
time M. Phil./Ph. D courses in Universities/Research Institutions as
referred to above in para 12.2.

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 iv. A scholar is eligible to receive only one fellowship at a time. The scholar
is required to declare that he/she will not accept/receive any other
monetary benefit/scholarship/fellowship from other sources. In other
words, a scholar who is awarded fellowship under this scheme shall not
accept any other fellowship/scholarship or hold any appointment, paid
or otherwise, or receive any emoluments, salary, stipend etc. from any
other source during the tenure of the award (except in case of ‘academic
leave’ of one year). If a scholar is already in receipt of any
scholarship/fellowship, he/she will have to relinquish either the previous
scholarship/fellowship/any other monetary benefit or to forgo the
selection under this scheme.

v. A scholar who does not complete his/her research work during the
period of fellowship shall not be eligible to apply again under this
scheme. Similarly, a scholar who has completely or partially availed any
of this fellowship for Ph.D. earlier shall also not be eligible for fellowship
again under this scheme.

vi. After two years of joining the fellowship on the pattern of Junior
Research Fellowship (JRF), if the progress in the research work of the
fellow is found satisfactory, his/her tenure will be extended for a further
period of three years on the pattern of Senior Research Fellowship (SRF)
as per UGC Fellowship Guidelines issued from to time.

vii. The fellowship shall be paid from 1st April of the year for which candidate
is selected or from the date of Registration under M. Phil/Ph. D. or from
the date of joining M. Phil/Ph. D programme, whichever is later.

viii. In case of integrated M. Phil & Ph.D. or Ph.D., the maximum tenure is 5
years. For doing M.Phil., fellowship shall be granted for two years or upto
the date of submission of M.Phil. Dissertation, whichever is earlier.

ix. The maximum allowed gap period for continuation from M.Phil. to Ph.D.
under this scheme shall be 2 years (from the date of declaration of result
of M.Phil. to date of admission to Ph.D.). However, the total tenure of
fellowship shall remain five years excluding the gap period. No fellowship
shall be paid during the gap period.

x. The fellowship shall be granted up to the date of submission of Ph.D.

thesis or five years of tenure, whichever is earlier. No extension is
permissible beyond the total period of five years of fellowship.

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 xi. Employees of any University/ College/ Educational Institution/ Central/
State/ UT Government shall be excluded from availing Fellowship, even if
they are on Study Leave or Extra Ordinary Leave to pursue the M. Phil./
Ph. D. course.

xii. No fellow will not be considered for the award for second or subsequent
times as the individual can be awarded the fellowship only once in a
lifetime.

12.5 RATE OF FELLOWSHIP

The rates of fellowship will be at par with the UGC Fellowships. Presently these
rates are as follow:

1 Fellowship (For All Subjects)

@ Rs. 31,000/- per month on the
pattern/norm of JRF for in2 years.
@ Rs. 35,000/- per month on the
pattern/norm of SRF for subsequent
period of maximum 3 years.
2 Contingency (For @ Rs. 10,000/- p.a. for initial two years.
Humanities, Social Sciences @ Rs. 20,500/- p.a. for remaining
and Commerce) (including tenure.
Arts/Fine Arts)
3 Contingency for Science, @ Rs. 12,000/- p.a. for initial two years
Engineering & Technology @ Rs. 25,000/- p.a. for remaining
tenure.
4 Escort/Reader assistance @ Rs. 2,000/- per month.
(as per verification of the
respective Nodal Officer of
the University/Institute)
5 House Rent Allowances @ 9%, 18% and 27% to those students
(HRA) who are not provided with hostel
accommodation, in accordance with
Govt. of India norms as applicable in
the research fellows are working.

Note:
(i) Regarding HRA:

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 a. In case, hostel accommodation is provided to the scholars by their
institutions, the scholar is eligible to draw only the hostel fee excluding
mess, electricity, water charges etc.

b. In case hostel accommodation offered by the university/institution is

refused by the candidate, he/she will forfeit his/her claim of HRA.

c. In case of non-availability of hostel accommodation, the scholar may be

provided with single accommodation by the host institution. In such
cases, the rent paid by the scholar on actual basis shall be reimbursed,
subject to the ceiling of HRA as per Govt. of India norms.

d. If the scholar makes his/her own arrangements of accommodation,

he/she shall be entitled to draw HRA as per ceiling and categorization of
cities by the Government of India.

e. In case the scholar wishes to draw HRA, he/she is required to claim HRA
on monthly basis by submitting monthly confirmation Certificate in the
prescribed format, to his/her institution.

(ii) Other facilities such as medical facilities, leave including maternity leave
will be governed as per the guidelines of UGC in case of their fellowship
programme.

12.6 PROCEDURE FOR SELECTION:

i. The selection for the award of fellowship to students will be made

on the basis of scores/merit obtained in UGC National Eligibility
Test (UGC- NET) and UGC Council of Scientific and Industrial
Research (UGC- CSIR) tests conducted by National Testing Agency
(NTA). The merit list will be prepared by NTA on all India basis
from amongst the eligible candidates belonging to the category of
‘benchmark disability’ who apply for both- JRF and NET, but
qualify for NET only.

ii. The qualified candidates under NFPwD, who have not secured
admission at the time of application for Fellowship under the Scheme
are required to take admission for regular and full time M. Phil./Ph. D.
in a recognized research institution at the first available opportunity
but not later than three years from the date of award of
fellowship.

iii. Genuineness of the PwD Certificate furnished by the candidate shall

be verified by the concerned University/ Institution before allowing the
fellow to avail fellowship under the scheme. After the documents of
NFPwD awardees are verified by Nodal Officers of universities/

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 institutions, the same will be sent to the Department for final
approval.

iv. The decision of the Department with regard to awarding the Fellowship
shall be final and no appeal would lie against any decision of the
Department in regard thereof.

v. The result shall be published on Department’s website and Award

letters will be issued to selected candidates.

12.7. Disbursement of Fellowship

i. Confirmation for joining and continuation of the fellowship shall be given
by the respective University/Institution. Based on this certification, the
research scholars would be released fellowship every month. The Nodal
Officer of the concerned University/ College/ Institution will, however, be
responsible for updating on the Scholarship and Fellowship Management
Portal in case any research scholar discontinues the course, or is/has
been on inadmissible leave and thus not entitled for the fellowship
during that period.

ii. Payment files of the candidates will be digitally signed by the authorized
signatory of the Department on PFMS and fellowship amount will be
transferred to the respective bank accounts of the scholars through DBT
mode.

iii. In the event of discontinuation of the course or in case of inadmissible

leave rendering him/her not entitled to the fellowship, the candidate will
be responsible for intimating such position and he/she will be liable to
refund the amount of over-payment, if any, of fellowship paid to him/her
for the period beyond the date of such discontinuation, or for such period
of inadmissible leave.

iv. Payment of fellowship and any other admissible allowance shall be made
to the beneficiaries through their bank accounts linked with Aadhar.

13. NATIONAL OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIP

13.1. OBJECTIVE:

To provide financial assistance to students with benchmark disabilities for

pursuing Master’s level courses and Ph.D abroad in the specified fields of
study: (a) Engineering & Management (b) Pure Sciences and Applied Sciences
(c) Agricultural Science & Medicine (d) Commerce, Accounting and Finance and
(e) Humanities, Social Science including Law& Fine Arts.

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13.2. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION AND ELIGIBILITY:

(i) For Ph.D. - Fifty five per cent (55%) marks or equivalent grade in relevant
Master’s Degree.

(ii) For Masters' Degree: - Fifty five per cent (55%) marks or equivalent grade
in relevant Bachelor’s Degree.

(iii) In case of equivalent grade/credit points in Semester Grade Points (SGP)/

Cumulative Grade Point Index (CGPI) etc., conversion factor duly attested by
the Institute/College/University concerned will be accepted.

(iv) Candidates already pursuing Masters degree or PhD or having completed

Masters/PhD from Institute/College/University abroad by availing benefits of
the Scholarship Scheme implemented by any of the Ministries/Departments of
the Central Government/State Government/other agency/own funds, are not
eligible to apply for the scheme. Further, Individual can be awarded National
Overseas Scholarship only once in a lifetime.

(v) The candidate is also eligible for scholarship under this scheme to
pursue the same level (Masters/Ph.D.) course but in a different
stream (Science/Arts/Commerce etc.) other than for which he/she has
already acquired the qualification from any
University/Institution/College either in India or abroad, subject to the
condition that the candidate has not availed scholarship from
Central/State Government for that same level course.

13.3. AGE
 Below 35 (Thirty -Five) years as on 1st January of the year of application.

13.4. QUANTUM OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:

Types of Assistance Rates Purpose

Tuition fee As per actual

Maintenance allowance

For US & Other US$15400 p.a Annual Maintenance allowance will

countries be admissible to students residing in

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For U.K GBP 9900 p.a countries at (a) and (b) to meet the
miscellaneous expenditure incurred
on Boarding/Lodging.

Contingency allowance

For US & Other US$1500 p.a Admissible for books/essential

countries apparatus/study tour/travel cost for
attending subject related
For U.K GBP 1100 p.a conferences, workshops etc./ typing
and binding of thesis, etc.

Incidental Journey US $ 20/-(US

Allowance dollar twenty only)
or its equivalent in
Indian Rupees-
One time

Equipment Allowance US $20/-( US

dollar twenty
only)-One time

Poll Tax Actual will be

paid, wherever
applicable

Mandatory travel Actual will be paid

expenditure on upon submission
medical tests etc. As of bills.
per the requirements
of the host country

Bank Transactional Conversion

Charges charges + Service
charges + TCS +
Exchange
commission will be
paid upon
submission of
bills.

Visa Fees Visa fees will be

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 paid as per actual
in Indian Rupees

Medical insurance As per actual

premium
Cost of air passage a) The awardees shall be allowed to purchase air tickets
(from nearest Airport to Hometown in India to the
nearest place to the educational institution and back to
India) from the three authorized travel agents viz.
Balmer Lawrie & Company Limited (BLCL), Ashok
Travels & Tours (ATT), Indian Railways Catering and
Tourism Corporation Ltd (IRCTC) with the condition
that the ticket purchased 11 must be of economy
class/shortest route on date of booking.

b) The choice of the travel agent for booking of the

ticket is left open to the awardees. No Booking
charges/excess baggage/cancellation charges & other
add-ons will be reimbursed to awardees.

c) The awardees will claim reimbursement of airfare

from respective Indian Mission abroad after joining the
University and providing joining report from University.
The revised conditions will be effective from 1st April ,
2022.

d) Return tickets will be booked by Indian Mission

abroad

Examination fee for One time examination fee for appearing in English
appearing in English language/other tests such as GRE, GMAT, TOEFL,
language/other tests IELTS., etc., required for admission to institutions
/universities abroad would be reimbursed by Indian
Mission Abroad as per actual subject to a maximum of
Rs.50,000/-.
Local travel Second Class railway fare from the port of
disembarkation to the place of study and back. In case
of far flung places not connected by rail, bus fare from
the place of residence to the nearest railway station,
actual charges of crossing by ferry, air fare to the
nearest rail-cum-air Station and/or second class

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 railway fare by the shortest route to the port of
embarkation and back will be reimbursed by the Indian
Mission abroad.
Earning from The awardees are permitted to supplement their
research/teaching admissible allowance by undertaking
assistance-ship Research/Teaching Assistantship up to US$ 2400/- (US
dollars two thousand four hundred) per annum and for
awardees in United Kingdom, GBP 1560/- (Great
Britain Pound One Thousand Five Hundred Sixty only)
per annum. Beyond the admissible ceilings, the annual
maintenance allowance under the scheme shall be
correspondingly reduced.

13.5. DURATION OF AWARD WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:

The prescribed financial assistance is provided up to completion of the

course/research or the following period, whichever is earlier:-

(i) Ph.D. -- 04 years (Four years)

(ii) Masters Degree – 1/2/3 years (One/two three years) depending upon the
duration of the Course.

Note: (i) The extension of stay beyond prescribed period for levels of courses
as mentioned above may be considered without financial assistance of any kind
except the air passage to return to India, if recommendation of the competent
authority in the educational institution/ university as well as the Indian
Mission abroad is received, certifying that such an overstay for a specified
period is absolutely essential for facilitating the candidate to complete the
course. The final decision in this regard will however rest with the Department
of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities.

(ii) Extension of stay abroad beyond completion of the course or duration of the
scholarship is allowed without financial support/ return ticket to India.

13.6. SELECTION PROCEDURE:

i. The candidates after assessing their eligibility and suitability, as per
conditions of the Scheme, shall apply to Department of Empowerment of
Persons with Disabilities. After the online portal being developed is
made operational, the application will be invited through that portal
only. The candidates shall send duly filled up application form (available
on Department’s website www.disabilityaffairs.gov.in) enclosing therewith
requisite documents to this Department. The employed candidates are
required to submit a “No Objection Certificate” (NOC) from their employer
to this Department.

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 ii. The applications shall be screened by the Screening Committee as
per the Scheme guidelines. The eligible candidates shortlisted by the
Screening Committee shall be placed before the Selection
Committee. The Selection Committee shall assess the eligible
candidates based on their educational qualifications and experience,
their disability category and percentage, the University abroad and
the course to which they propose to take admission etc. and draw a
merit list within the sanctioned number of yearly slot which will
finally and decisively complete the selection procedure.

iii. No request for change of Institution/College/University shall be entertained

at any stage. In case, the Awardee desires to change the course or
university, he/she can apply afresh.

iv. After the issuance of confirmation letter to an Awardee, the candidate is

required to complete all the procedures like verification of original
documents, submission of Bonds, Solvency Certificates etc., within six
months, otherwise the award letter will be automatically cancelled. No
further time will be granted for completion of these formalities.

13.7. MANDATORY CONDITIONS:

i. The finally selected candidates are required to obtain admission and
join an accredited university/ institution abroad within three years
from the date of communication of selection. On expiry of this specified
period of time, the award will automatically get cancelled and come to an
end. If the candidate still wants to avail the benefit of the scheme, he/she
may apply afresh.

ii. The selected candidate is required to execute a surety bond on the non-
judicial stamp paper before a notary public with two sureties separately for
Rs.50,000/- (fifty thousand), and also solvency certificate separately for the
same amount stating that persons are possessing property /wealth for a
minimum amount of Rs. 50,000/-.

iii. Candidates availing the benefits of this scheme are required to return to
India within one month of the completion of the course. However, if a
candidate wishes to stay abroad after completion of the course, the same is
allowed without any financial support including return air tickets to India.
The awardee intending to return to India is required to intimate Indian
Embassy abroad in advance and should also inform the Department of
his/her returns.

iv. The candidate will give an undertaking that he will allow his university to
share information with concerned Indian Mission abroad and the
Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities.

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 v. The candidate has to give an undertaking that he/she is not in receipt of
any scholarship from any government /other organization including
University/College for the course he/she is applying under this scheme

vi. No financial assistance of any kind/any other support coverage will be

provided for spouse/children/siblings/parents/guardian of the awardee
under the Scheme.

vii. All administrative matters like study leave salary, etc., will be directly
resolved by the candidate with his/her employer and as per rules of the
serving organization. The DEPwD will not take any responsibility or render
any assistance in this regard.

viii. In case of some exigency at home, where the candidate is required to return
to India for some time to attend to it, the awardee is permitted to return to
India for the specific purpose, after having informed the Indian Mission and
the educational institution where one is pursuing studies about it. The
awardee will, however, be required to bear to and fro journey expenses for
the visit and shall also not be entitled to receive maintenance allowance
under the scheme, for the period of being away from the place of his/her
educational institution abroad and the maintenance allowance shall be
paid by this Department only from the date of his/her resuming the same
course at the same institution. The awardee after having dealt with the
situation at home, is required to return to the place of his/her educational
institution, as early as possible, failing which, he/she shall be liable to be
declared a defaulter and the recovery proceeding will be initiated against
him/her.

ix. It will be for the candidate to obtain the appropriate visa for the country
where he/she intends to study under award from the scheme. Government
of India will render no assistance to a candidate for obtaining Visa.

x. Selected candidates are required to furnish all such documents and enter
into such agreements as shall be decided by the Government of India from
time to time before their departure.

xi. In case the awardee has received over/excess payment from the
Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities or through any
other agency acting on its behalf, he/she is liable to refund the same to the
Government of India and his/her employer (if any) is authorized to recover
the excess amount from his/her dues, on request from Government of
India, and refund the same to the Government of India.

xii. The decision of Government of India will be final in all such issues, as may
come up during the course of time.

xiii. The candidate shall not change the course of study or research for which
scholarship has been sanctioned. However, if situation arise where an

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 awardee pursuing Ph.D. in a university/ institution, finds a serious
situation where his/her guide has left and there are no immediate
replacements thereof or the university/ institutions has discontinued the
research support facilities in the area; the Indian Missions abroad in such
cases are authorized to allow the awardee to change the university/
institutions, after the Missions are satisfied about such a need, however,
subject to the condition that the credits if any earned by the awardee in the
earlier university/ institution are acceptable for transfer by the second
university/ institutions and that the total period of award will remain
unchanged, and such a transfer/change, will be permitted only once during
the award.

xiv. Decision of the Department will be final and binding on the awardees on all
issues arising due to unforeseen circumstances and situations which are
not covered under the Scheme guidelines.

13.8. PENALTY FOR DEFAULTERS UNDER THE SCHEME:

In case, a candidate pursuing studies abroad violates any of the terms and
conditions of the bonds executed by him/her and that the educational
institution/ university intimates the Indian Mission abroad about his/her
adverse reports on studies and/or conduct and/or that the candidate leaves for
any other country or absconds or joins any other university or
course/programme or/and returns to India in case of exigency without
intimating the Indian Mission abroad, he/she will be declared defaulter and
will become liable for refund of entire amount spent on him/her along with the
interest which will be 12% per annum and in case an awardee fails to pay the
amount within six months from the date on which a demand for such refund is
made, penal interest at the rate which is 2.5 % higher than the above normal
rate of interest on the outstanding amount would be charged.

13.9. FURNISHING OF FALSE INFORMATION

If any candidate has furnished any false information/document which is
established upon verification, the NOS awarded to him/her will stand cancelled
and if he/she has availed of it or is availing, an action will be initiated for
recovery of the amount spent with 15% compound interest thereon. Such
candidate will also be blacklisted for future and the employed candidate will
face departmental action for such act, for which the Government of India will
take up the matter with the respective employers. The respective employers
are, therefore, also requested to carefully go through content of application of
their employees before forwarding the same to this Department. The employers
are also free to insist on candidates employed by them to execute such bonds

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with them, as they deem fit and necessary and in accordance with their extant
rules and regulations in such cases.

13.10. ROLE OF INDIAN MISSION

i. Indian Mission will make payment of tuition fees directly to the

colleges/universities aboard and maintenance allowance/other allowances
to the students studying in their jurisdiction.

ii. In case the awardee is unable to complete the course successfully, he will
be declared defaulter and will become liable for refund of entire amount
spent on him/her along with the interest as prescribed in the defaulter
clause. However, if the guide/head of the department of the candidate
certifies that the candidate has not been found wanting in his/her
commitment/dedication/attention to studies then the DEPwD shall have
the right to exempt him/her from the penalty clause of defaulter under the
Scheme. The Indian Missions, in all such cases, will provide the return air
passage to India by shortest route and economy class.

iii. The Indian Missions are required to intimate to this Department about the
return of the awardee to India.

13.11. MONITORING

i. The Indian Missions abroad will obtain bi-annual progress reports from the
University/College/Institution where the awardee is pursuing his/her studies.
The Missions will inform this Department about such serious adverse
developments in case of the awardee which requires decision towards further
continuation of the award or otherwise.

ii. The payment of Maintenance Allowance is linked with furnishing of progress

report. For first semester/six months, the maintenance allowance may be paid
to the awardee in the first instance as an advance. Thereafter, the maintenance
allowance for the next semester/six months may be paid only after receipt of
the satisfactory progress report of the awardee for first six months/semester.
No funds would be released by the Indian Mission in case of non-receipt of
progress report.

iii. Disbursement of scholarship amount/reimbursement of miscellaneous

expenses etc. incurred by candidate will be done by Ministry of External Affairs
(MEA) through Indian Missions abroad.

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14. COMMON PROVISIONS FOR ALL COMPONENTS OF THE SCHEME

14.1. PUBLICITY OF THE SCHEME & INVITING APPLICATIONS:

Scheme shall be advertised at the appropriate time and will be suitably

publicized through print/electronic/social media and website to bring it to the
notice of the target group.

14.2. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES:

In order to meet expenditure incidental to the implementation of the scheme, a
provision not exceeding 3% of the total budget, shall be made for
administrative expenditure.

14.3. LITIGATIONS:

Any litigation on matters arising out of this scheme will be subject to sole
jurisdiction of the courts situated in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.

14.4. CHANGE IN THE PROVISIONS OF THE SCHEME:

Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Govt. of India may,
at its discretion, make necessary changes in the provisions of this scheme, as
and when felt necessary, with the approval of Secretary, DEPwD in
consultation with Financial Adviser concerned.

14.5. REVIEW AND MONITORING:

The progress of implementation of all six components of the scheme will be

reviewed by a Committee consisting of the following –

a) Secretary, Department of Empowerment of Chairperson

Persons with Disabilities,
b) Joint Secretary concerned in Department of Member
Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities,
c) Joint Secretary & Financial Adviser (in- Member
charge of Department of Empowerment of
Persons with Disabilities)
d) Joint Secretary(TD), Min. of Tribal Affairs Member

e) Joint Secretary (SCD), Deptt. of SJ&E Member

f) Joint Secretary, Department of Higher Member

Education

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 g) Joint Secretary, Department of Medical Member
Education, Min. of Health & FW
h) A representative of the UGC Member

i) Director / Dy. Secretary concerned in Convener

Department of Empowerment of Persons
with Disabilities

The Chairperson of the Committee may invite other experts as special invitees,
as and when it deems necessary. The Committee may meet as and when
decided by the chairperson and will make suitable recommendations for
improving the implementation of the operation of the Scheme.

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 Annexure -I

LIST OF NOTIFIED INSTITUTES OF EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION

Sl. Name of the Institute Location State

No
1.ENGINEERING/ARCHITECTURE
I-IITs[16]
1. Indian Institute of Technology Hauz Khas, New Delhi- Delhi
Delhi 110016
2. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur-721302 West
Kharagpur Bengal
3. Indian Institute of Technology PO IIT,Kanpur- 208076 Uttar
Kanpur Pradesh
4. Indian Institute of Technology Powai, Mumbai- 400076 Maharas
Bombay htra
5. Indian Institute of Technology Institute of Engineers Assam
Guwahati Building, Pan Bazar,
Guwahati-781001
6. Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee-247667 Uttarakh
Roorkee and
7. Indian Institute of Technology POIIT,Chennai-600036. Tamil
Chennai Nadu
8. Indian Institute of Technology Ropar , Punjab Punjab
Ropar

9. Indian Institute of Office of the Director, Orissa

Technology I.I.T. Kharagpur-721302
Bhubaneswar
10. Indian Institute of Technology Director, IIT Rajasthan, III Rajastha
Rajasthan Floor, Helicopter Building n

11. Indian Institute of Technology Vishwakarma Govt. Gujarat

Gandhinagar Engineering College at
Chandkheda,
Gandhinagar-382424
12. Indian Institute of Technology I.I.T. Patna, Navin Govt. Bihar
Patna Polytechnic Campus,
Patliputra Colony, Patna-
800013

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 13. Indian Institute of Technology I.I.T. Hyderabad Andhra
Hyderabad Ordnance Factory Pradesh
Estate, Yeddumailaram-
502205
14. Indian Institute of Technology IIT Roorkee, Roorkee- Himachal
Mandi 247667 Pradesh
15. Indian Institute of 3rd Floor, Main Madhya
Technology, Indore Building, IIT- Bombay, Pradesh
Mumbai-
400076
16. Indian Institute of (Banaras Hindu University Uttar
Technology, Varanasi VARANASI – 221005 (UP) Pradesh

II-NITs[30]
17. National Institute of Warangal–506004 Andhra
Technology Warangal Pradesh
18. National Institute of Silchar–788010 Assam
Technology Silchar
19. National Institute of Patna–800005 Bihar
Technology Patna
20. Sardar Vallabhbhai Surat–395607 Gujarat
National Inst. of
Technology Surat
21. National Institute of Jamshedpur– Jharkhan
Technology Jamshedpur 831014 d

22. National Institute of Surathkal–574157 Karnatak

Technology Surathkal a
23. National Institute of NIT Campus P.O., Kerala
Technology Calicut Calicut-673601
24. Visvesvaraya National South Ambazari Road, Maharas
Institute of Technology Nagpur, htra
Nagpur Pin: 440010
25. National Institute of Rourkela 769008 Orissa
Technology Rourkela
26. Dr B.R.Ambedkar National Jalandhar-144004 Punjab
Inst.of Technology
Jalandhar
27. National Institute of Kurukshetra-132119 Haryana
Technology Kurukshetra

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28. National Institute of Hamirpur-177001 Himachal
Technology Hamirpur Pradesh
29. National Institute of Hazaratbal, Srinagar- J&K
Technology Hazaratbal 190006
30. Maulana Azad National Inst. Bhopal-462007 MP
of Technology
31. Malaviya National Inst. of Jaipur–302017 Rajastha
Technology Jaipur n
32. National Institute of Durgapur–713209 West
Technology Durgapur Bengal
33. National Institute of Tiruchirappalli- 620015 Tamil
Technology Trichy Nadu
34. Motilal Nehru National Inst. Allahabad-211004 Uttar
of Technology Allahabad Pradesh
35. National Institute of Agartala Tripura
Technology Agartala
36. National Institute of Raipur Chhattisg
Technology Raipur arh
37. National Institute of Manipur(NIT Agartala– Manipur
Technology Manipur 799055)
38. National Institute of Sikkim (NIT Calicut – Sikkim
Technology Sikkim 673601,Kerala)
39. National Institute of Arunachal Pradesh Arunacha
Technology Arunachal (NIT Durgarpur– 713209) l Pradesh
Pradesh
40. National Institute of Uttarakhand Uttarakh
Technology Uttarakhand (NIT Kurukshetra– and
136119,Haryana)
41. National Institute of Mizoram Mizoram
Technology Mizoram (Visvesvaraya NIT,
Nagpur–440011)
42. National Institute of Nagaland(NIT Silchar– Nagaland
Technology Nagaland 788010, Assam)

43. National Institute of Meghalaya (Sardar Meghalay

Technology Meghalaya Vallabhbhai NIT, Surat– a
395007, Gujarat)
44. National Instituteof Goa(NIT Surathkal Goa
Technology Goa –575025,Karnataka)

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 45. National Institute of Puducherry (NIT Puducher
Technology Puducherry Tiruchirappalli 620015, ry
Tamil Nadu)
46. National Institute of Delhi (NIT Warangal– Delhi
Technology Delhi 506004, A.P.)

III-IIITs of MHRD[20]
47. Indian Institute of Deoghat, Jhalwa, Uttar
Information Technology Allahabad-211011 Pradesh
Allahabad
48. Indian Institute of MITS Campus, Gwalior- Madhya
Information Technology& 474075 Pradesh
Management Gwalior
49. Indian Instt. Of Inf. Tech., Jabalpur Madhya
Design& Manufacturing Pradesh
Jabalpur
50. Indian Instt. of Inf. Tech., Kanchipuram Tami
Design& Manufacturing Nadu
Kanchipuram
51. Indian Institute of Malavaipalem village of Andhra
Information & Technology, Satyavedu Mandal in Pradesh
Chittoor Chittoor
52. Indian Institute of Village Koona, Godavari Andhra
Information & Technology, District, Near Kakinada Pradesh
Kakinada
53. Indian Institute of Village – Bongora (under Assam
Information & Technology, Chayani Mouza ), PO –
Guwahati Mirza, District Kamrup

54. Indian Institute of Vilage Nimeta, Talauk Gujarat

Information & Technology, Vaghodiya , District
Vadodara Vadodara
55. Indian Institute of Village Killord, Sonepat Haryana
Information & Technology,
Sonepat
56. Indian Institute of Una Himachal
Information & Technology, Pradesh
Una
57. Indian Institute of Campus of Karnataka Karantak
Information & Technology, University, Dharwad a
Dharwad

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 58. Indian Institute of Village Valllichira, Meenachil Kerala
Information & Technology, Taluk, Kottayam
Kottayam

59. Indian Institute of Village Barkheda Nathu, Madhya

Information & Technology, Tehsil – Phanda, Bhopal Pradesh
Bhopal
60. Indian Institute of Village Nanoli, Tehsil – Maharas
Information & Technology, Mawa, District Pune htra
Pune
61. Indian Institute of Village Ningthoupham of Manipur
Information & Technology, Kangpokpi Sub-Division of
Senapati Senapati District

62. Indian Institute of Ranpur Industrial Area, Kota Rajastha

Information & Technology, Jhalawar National Highway n
Kota 12, Kota
63. Indian Institute of Tiruchirappali Tamil
Information & Technology, Nadu
Village Sethurappatti,
Srirangam Taluk,
Tiruchirappali District
64. Indian Institute of Bodhjung Nagar Industrial Tripura
Information & Technology, Estate, Khyarpur,
West Tripura Bodhujung Nagar, West
Tripura
65. Indian Institute of Chak Gajaria, District Uttar
Information & Technology, Lucknow Pradesh
Lucknow
66. Indian Institute of Kalyani District, Nadia West
Information & Technology, Bengal
Nadia
IV– Other Central Technical Education Institution of MHRD & Other
Ministries, Central Universities and Govt. Colleges of Engineering [15]

67. School of Planning & 4-Block-B, Indraprastha Delhi

Architecture, Delhi Estate, NewDelhi-110002.

68. National Institute of Hatia, Ranchi- Jharkhan

Foundry & Forge 834003 d
Technology Ranchi

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 69. National Institute of ViharLake, Mumbai Maharas
Industrial Engineering -400087 htra
Mumbai
70. Indian School of Mines Dhanbad-826004 Bihar
Dhanbad
71. North Eastern Reg. Inst. of Nirjuli-79110, Itanagar Arunacha
Science & Technology l
Itanagar Pradesh
72. Sant Longowal Inst. of KothiNo.178,Sector Chandiga
Engg. & Technology II-A, Chandigarh rh
Chandigarh
73. Institute of Technology, Varanasi-221005 Uttar
Banaras Hindu University Pradesh
Varanasi
74. Punjab Engineering College Sector-12, Chandigarh- Chandiga
Chandigarh 160012 rh
75. Delhi Technological Shahbad Daulatpur, Delhi
University (formerly Delhi Bawana Road, Rohini, New
Collegeof Engineering) Delhi- 110042
76. School of Planning& 1stFloor,Sports Complex, Madhya
Architecture, Bhopal MANIT, Bhopal-51 Pradesh
77. SchoolofPlanning& Sy.No.71/1,NH-5, Andhra
Architecture, Vijayawada Nidamanuru, Vijayawada- Pradesh
521104
78. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Tatapur Chowk, Rae Uttar
Petroleum Bareli-229316 Pradesh
Technology(RGIPT), Rae
Bareli
79. Indian Maritime Chennai Tamil
University (IMU), Chennai Nadu
80. Indian Institute of Space Valiamala P.O., Kerala
Science and Thiruvananthapuram -
Technology(IIST), 695547
Thiruvananthapuram,
Kerala

81. Netaji Subhas Institute of Azad Hind Fouz Delhi

Technology Delhi Marg,Sector-3, Dwarka,
NewDelhi
V–Non-Govt. Institutes of Information Technology[3]

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 82. Indian Institute of Gachibowli, Opposite Andhra
Information CMC, Hyderabad-500032 Pradesh
Technology Hyderabad
83. Indian Institute of 26/C, Electronic City, Karnatak
Information Technology Hosur Road, Bangalore- a
Bangalore 560100
84. Indian Institute of Park Centre, Techno park Kerala
Information Technology& Campus,
Management Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram
VI–Other Non-Govt. Engineering Institutes[9]
85. Birla Institute of Technology Pilani-333031 Rajastha
Pilani n
86. Birla Institute of Technology Goa Campus Goa
Goa
87. Birla Institute of Technology Messra-835215 Ranchi
& Science Mesra

88. Thapar Institute of POBox32,Bhadson Road, Punjab

Engineering& Technology Patiala-147004
University, Patiala

89. CV Raman Instittute of Bhubaneshwar Orissa

Engg.& Tech Bhubaneswar

90. Kalinga Institute of Bhubaneswar Orissa

Technology Bhubaneswar

91. Shri Govindram Seksaria 23,ParkRoad, Indore- Madhya

Institute of Technology 452003 Pradesh
and Science(SGSITS) (M.P.)Indore
Indore
92. Vellore Institute of Vellore Tamil
Technology Vellore Nadu
93. Birla Institute of Technology Hyderabad Andhra
Hyderabad Pradesh
2.MANAGEMENT
I–IIMs[19]
94. Indian Institute of Vastapur, Ahmedabad- Gujarat
Management 380015
Ahmedabad

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95. Indian Institute of Bannerghat Road, Karnatak
Management Bangalore Bangalore- 560076 a

96. Indian Institute of Joka, Post Box West

Management Kolkata No.16757,Alipara Bengal
PO,Kolkata-700027
97. Indian Institute of PostBoxNo.2, Uttar
Management Lucknow AliganjExtension, Pradesh
PartII,Lucknow-
226020
98. Indian Institute of Kozhikode, Kerala
Management Kozhikode Calicut- 673601

99. Indian Institute of Indore Madhya

Management Indore Pradesh
100. Rajiv Gandhi Indian Mayurbhanj Complex, Meghalay
Institute of Management Nongthymai, a
Shillong Shillong–793014
101. Indian Institute of Government Engineering Chhattisg
Management Raipur College Campus, Old arh
Dhamtari Road, Sejbahar,
Raipur- 492015
102. Indian Institute of Humanities Block, MDU Haryana
Management Rohtak Rohtak, Rohtak-124001

103. Indian Institute of Suchna Bhawan, Audrey Jharkhan

Management Ranchi House Campus, Meur’s d
Road, Ranchi- 834008
104. Indian Institute of Polymer Science Building, Rajastha
Management Udaipur Udaipur, Rajasthan n

105. Indian Institute of Locatedat NIT Trichy Tamil

Management Nadu
Tiruchirappalli
106. Indian Institute of Escort Farm, Uttarakh
Management Kashipur Kashipur, and
Uttarakhand
107. Indian Institute of Viskhapatnam Andhra
Management, Pradesh
Viskhapatnam
108. Indian Institute of Gaya Bihar
Management, Gaya

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 109. Indian Institut eof Sirmour Himachal
Management, Sirmour Pradesh

110. Indian Institute of Nagpur Maharas

Management, Nagpur htra

111. Indian Institute of Amritsar Punjab

Management, Amritsar

112. Indian Institute of Sambalpur Odisha

Management, Sambalpur

II–Other Govt./Semi-Govt. Management Institutes[6]

113. Institute of Rural PostBoxNo.60, Gujarat

Management Anand Anand-388001
114. Indian Institute of Forest P.O.Box-357,Nehru Madhya
Management Bhopal Nagar,Bhopal- 462003 Pradesh

115. Faculty of Management Delhi–110007 Delhi

Studies, Delhi University

116. National Institute of Mumbai Maharas

Industrial htra
Engineering(NITIE)
Mumbai
117. Indian Institute of IIFTBhawan,B-21, Qutab Delhi
Foreign Trade New Delhi Institutional Areas,
NewDelhi

118. Management Development Mehrauli Road, Sukhrali, Haryana

Institute Gurgaon Gurgaon– 122007

III–Non-Govt. Management Institutes[9]

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 119. Institute of Management Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad- Uttar
Technology(IMT) 201001 Pradesh
Ghaziabad

120. Xavier Institute of Xaviar Square, Orissa

Management Jayadev Vihar,
Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar-
751013
121. SYMBIOSIS Institute of Senapati Bapat Road, Maharas
Business Management Pune–411004 htra
Pune
122. Narsee Monjee Institute of VL Mehta Road, Vile Maharas
Management Studies Parle(W), Mumbai- htra
Mumbai 400056
123. Bharati Vidyapeeth Pune Maharas
Pune htra
124. S.P Jain Institute of Mumbai Maharas
Research & Mgt Mumbai htra

125. Jamnalal Bajaj Institute Mumbai Maharas

Mumbai htra
126. XLRI School of Business and Circular House Area Jharkhan
Human Resources, (East),Jamshedpur- 831035 d
Jamshedpur
127. L.N.Mishra Institute of Patna Bihar
Economic Development &
Social Change Patna
3. Law (14)

I. National Law Universities[12]

128. National Law School of POBag-7201, Nagarbhavi, Karnatak

India University Bangalore–560072 a

129. National Law Institute Bhopal Madhya

University Bhopal Pradesh
130. NALSAR University of Barkatpura, Andhra
Law Hyderabad Hyderabad Pradesh

131. National Law University NH-65,Nagour Road, Rajastha

Jodhpur Mandore, Jodhpur- n
342304

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 132. The WB National University Dr.AmbedkarBhavan12, West
of Juridical Sciences LB Block, Sector III, Salt Bengal
Kolkata Lake City, Kolkata-
700098
133. Hidayatullah National HNLU Bhawan, Civil Lines, Chhattisg
Law University Raipur Raipur, Chhattisgarh- arh
492001

134. Gujarat National Law E-4,GIDC Electronics Gujarat

University Gandhinagar Estate, Sector26,
Gandhinagar-
382028
135. Ram Manohar Lohia Sector-D1,LDA Uttar
National Law University, Colony,Kanpur Road Pradesh
Lucknow Scheme, Lucknow-226012
136. Rajiv Gandhi National Mohindra Kothi, Mall Punjab
University of Law, Patiala Road, Patiala-147001

137. Chanakya National Law Nyaya Nagar, Mithapur, Bihar

University, Patna Patna-800001

138. National University of Kaloor,Kochi-682 Kerala

Advanced Legal Studies, 017
Kochi
139. National Law Sector14,Dwarka, Delhi
University, Delhi NewDelhi-110078

II–Other Law Institutes[2]

140. ILS Law College Pune Law College Road Maharas

Pune-411004 htra

141. Symbiosis Law College Senapati Bapat Rd, Maharas

Pune Wadervadi, Pune htra

4.MEDICINE (27)
I–Central Government Medical Institutes[8]
142. All India Institute of Ansari Nagar, New Delhi Delhi
Medical Sciences Delhi

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 143. Jawaharlal Institute of Post- Dhanvantri Nagar, Puducher
graduate Medical Education Gorimedu, Pondicherry– ry
& Research Pondicherry 605 006

144. All India Institute of Patna Bihar

Medical Sciences, Patna

145. All India Institute of Raipur Chhattisg

Medical Sciences, arh
Raipur

146. All India Institute of Bhopal Madhya

Medical Sciences, Pradesh
Bhopal

147. All India Institute of Bhubaneshwar Odisha

Medical Sciences,
Bhubaneshwar

148. All India Instituteof Jodhpur Rajastha

Medical Sciences, Jodhpur n

149. All India Institute of Rishikesh Uttarakh

Medical Sciences and
Rishikesh

II–Other Government Medical Colleges[14]

150. Sri Venkateswara Town Club, Alipiri Road, Andhra
Institute of Medical Chittoor Dist, Tirupati- Pradesh
Sciences Tirupati 517507
151. Gandhi Medical Musheerabad, Andhra
College Secunderabad Secunderabad- Pradesh
500029
152. Vardhaman Mahavir New Delhi Delhi
Medical College &
Safdarjung Hospital Delhi
153. B J Medical College Ahmedabad-380016 Gujarat
Ahmedabad

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 154. Govt. Medical College Kozhikode, Calicut- Kerala
Calicut 673008

155. Medical College Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala

Thiruvananthapuram Kerala-695011

156. King George’s Medical Lucknow-226003 Uttar

University, Lucknow Pradesh
157. Government Vellore Medical Vellore TamilNad
College u

158. Maulana Azad Medical Bahadur Shah Zafar Delhi

College New Delhi Rd, New Delhi-
110002
159. Lady Harding Medical Bhagat Singh Road, Delhi
College New Delhi NewDelhi-110001

160. Institute of Medical Banaras Hindu Uttar

Sciences, Banaras Hindu University Varanasi- Pradesh
University Varanasi 221005

161. Madras Medical Dr. EVR Salai, Chennai- Tamil

College Chennai 600003 Nadu

162. Grant Government Medical Sir JJ Hospital, Byculla, Maharas

College, Mumbai Mumbai-400008 htra

163. King Edward Memorial Acharya Donde Maharas

Hospital Mumbai Marg, Parel, Mumbai htra
400012

III–Non-Government Medical College[5]

164. SDM Medical College Sattur, Dharwad- Karnatak
Dharwad 580009 a
165. Padmashree Dr. DY Patil New Mumbai- Maharas
Vidyapeeth, Nerul,Mumbai 400706 htra

166. Christian Medical College Thottapalayam, Vellore TamilNad

Vellore u
167. Christian Medical College Ludhiana141008 Punjab
Ludhiana

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 168. Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute Thiruvananthapuram Kerala
of Medial Sciences and
Technology,
Thiruvananthapuram
5.AGRICULTUREANDALLIEDSCIENCES[5]
Central Government Institutes
169. Indian Agricultural Pusa, NewDelhi- Delhi
Research Institute Delhi 110012

170. Central Institute of Bhopal-462038 Madhya

Agricultural Engineering Pradesh
Bhopal
171. Central Institute for Adenwala Road, Matunga, Maharas
Research of Cotton Mumbai- htra
Technology Mumbai 400019
172. Indian Veterinary Izatnagar-243122 Uttar
Research Institute Pradesh
Izatnagar
173. Indian Institute of Plantation Jnana Bharathi Campus, Karnatak
Management Bangalore P.O.Malathalli, a
Bangalore560056
6.SCIENCESTATISTICALSTUDIESFUNDAMENTALRESEARCH[4]

INDIAN STATISTICAL INSTITUTES/IISc

174. Indian Statistical 7,SJSSansanwal Delhi
Institute Delhi Marg,NewDelhi- 110016

175. Indian Statistical 8thMile,Mysore Karnatak

Institute Bangalore Road, Bangalore- 560059 a

176. Indian Statistical 203,Barrackpore Trunk West

Institute Kolkata Road, Kolkatta-700108 Bengal

177. Indian Institute of Bangalore-560012 Karnatak

Science Bangalore a

7.FASHION/DESIGN(17)
National Institute of Fashion Technology
178. National Institute of HauzKhas, Near Gulmohar Delhi
Fashion Technology Delhi Park, New Delhi-110016

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179. National Institute of NIFT Campus,CA Karnatak
Fashion Technology SiteNo:21,Sector- a
Bangalore 1,27thMain,
Bangalore
180. National Institute of NIFT Block, MP Bhoj Open Madhya
Fashion Technology University Campus, Pradesh
Bhopal Kolar Road, Bhopal-
462042
181. National Instituteof NIFT Campus, Rajiv Gandhi Tamil
Fashion Technology Salai, Taramani,Chennai- Nadu
Chennai 600113

182. National Institute of NIFT Campus, GH- O,Road, Gujarat

Fashion Technology Behind Info City,
Gandhinagar Gandhinagar-
382007
183. National Institute of NIFT Campus, Opposite Hi- Andhra
Fashion Technology tech City, Madhapur, Pradesh
Hyderabad Hyderabad-500081
184. National Institute of IHTT Campus, Thottada, Kerala
Fashion Technology Kizhunna- Post,Kannur-
Kannur 670007
185. National Institute of NIFT Campus, Plot Maharas
Fashion Technology No.15,Sector–4, Kharghar, htra
Mumbai Navi Mumbai-410210
186. National Institute of NIFT Campus, Plot- West
Fashion Technology 3B,Block-LA,Near Bengal
Kolkata 16No.WaterTank, Sector-
III, Salt Lake City, Kolkata-
700098
187. National Institute of NIFT Campus,2nd Floor, Bihar
Fashion Technology Patna Udyog Bhavan, Opposite
Gandhi Maidan, Patna-04

188. National Institute of NIFT Campus, Vidya Uttar

Fashion Technology Mandir ,ITI Pradesh
Raebareli Premises, Doorbhash
Nagar, Raebareli,-
229010

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 189. National Institute of NIFT Campus, North Meghalay
Fashion Technology Eastern Indira Gandhi a
Shillong Regional Institute of
Health& Medical Sciences
(Old NEIGRIHMS
Campus),'C'Block, Pasteur
Hills Lawmali, Shillong-
793012

190. National Institute of Paldi, Ahmedabad- Gujarat

Design Ahmedabad 380007
191. National Institute of Fashion Kangra Himachal
Technology, Kangra Pradesh
192. National Institute of Fashion Bhubaneshwar Odisha
Technology, Bhubaneshwar
193. National Institute of Fashion Jodhpur Rajastha
Technology, Jodhpur n
194. National Institute of Fashion Srinagar Jammu &
Technology, Srinagar Kashmir
8.HOSPITALITY(25)
I-Institute Of Hotel Management, Catering Technology & Applied
Nutrition [22]
195. Institute of Hotel Pusa,NewDelhi- Delhi
Management, Catering 110012
& Nutrition Delhi
196. Institute of Hotel Government Polytechnic Gujarat
Management, Catering Compound, Ahmedabad-
Technology & Applied 380015
Nutrition Ahmedabad
197. Inst.of Hotel Mgt. Catering Alto Porvorim, Bardez,Goa- Goa
Tech.& Applied Nutrition 403521
Goa
198. Inst.of Hotel Mgt. Catering SJ Polytechnic Campus, Karnatak
Tech.& Applied Nutrition Seshadri Road, a
Bangalore Bangalore-
560001
199. Institute of Hotel Quarters, Near Academy of Madhya
Management, Catering Admin. Bhopal-462016 Pradesh
& Nutrition Bhopal
200. Institute of Hotel Row, Durgabai Deshmukh Andhra
Management, Catering Colony, Vidyanagar Pradesh
Technology & Applied Hyderabad-500007
Nutrition Hyderabad

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201. Inst.of Hotel Mgt. Near Bani Park Police Rajastha
Catering Tech.& Applied Station, Sikar n
Nutrition Jaipur Road,Jaipur302016

202. Inst.of Hotel Mgt.Catering P-16,TaratolaRoad, West

Tech.& Applied Nutrition Kolkata-700088 Bengal
Kolkata
203. Institute of Hotel Seed Farm, Sector-G, Uttar
Management, Catering Aliganj, Lucknow- Pradesh
&Nutrition Lucknow 226020
204. Institute of Hotel Veer Sawarkar Marg, Maharas
Management, Catering Dadar(W),Mumbai- htra
Technology & Applied 400028
Nutrition Mumbai
205. Institute of Hotel “Lumpyngad”, Bishop Meghalay
Management Shillong Cotton Road, Shillong– a
793001
206. Inst.of Hotel Mgt.Catering Near Ramashish Bihar
Tech.& Applied Nutrition Chowk,Opp. State
Vaishali Govt.Circuit House,
P.O.Industrial
Estate,Hazipur-844
001,Vaishali
207. Institute of Hotel Kufri,Shimla- 171012 Himachal
Management, Catering Pradesh
& Nutrition Shimla
208. Institute of Hotel Boulevard Road, Near Jamm
Management, Catering Nehru Park, Srinagar- u&
Technology & Applied 190001 Kashm
Nutrition Srinagar ir
209. Inst.of Hotel Mgt. Catering G.V.Raja Road, Kovalam Kerala
Tech.& Applied Nutrition P.O. Thiruvananthapuram-
Thiruvananthapuram 695527

210. Inst.of Hotel Mgt.Catering BhindRoad, Maharajpura Madhya

Tech.& Applied Nutrition PO, Gwalior-474002 Pradesh
Gwalior
211. Institute of Hotel Guru Nanak Dev College Punjab
Management, Catering Campus, Hardo channai
&Nutrition Road, Gurdaspur

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 212. Institute of Hotel CIT Campus, Tharamani Tamil
Management, Catering P.O. Chennai-600113 Nadu
Technology & Applied
Nutrition Chennai
213. Dr.Ambedkar Institute of Sector-42/D, Chandigarh- Chandiga
Hotel Management, Catering 160036 rh
Technology& Applied
Nutrition Chandigarh

214. Inst. of Hotel Mgt. Catering Veer Surender Sai Nagar, Orissa
Tech.& Applied Nutrition Bhubaneshwar-
Bhubaneswar 751004

215. Inst.of Hotel Mgt. Catering AIDC Building, Assam

Tech.& Applied Nutrition ABC Stoppage,G.S. Road,
Guwahati Bhangarsh,
Guwahati781005
216. Indian Institute of Tourism Govindpuri, Gwalior Madhya
&Travel Management –474011 Pradesh
Gwalior
II–Private Hotel Management Institutes[3]

217. B.V.Institute of Hotel Sector-8,CBD,Navi Maharas

Management& Catering Mumbai-400614 htra
Technology Mumbai
218. B.V.(Bharti Vidyapeeth’s) Katraj-Dhankavdi, Pune- Maharas
Instt. of Hotel Mgmt.& 411043 htra
Catering Technology Pune

219. All India Shri Shivaji 55/56,Shivajinagar, Pune- Maharas

Memorial Institute of Hotel 411005 htra
Mgmt & Catering
Technology Pune
9.NATIONAL INSTITUTES (dealing with various disabilities)
UNDERM/OSOCIAL JUSTICE & EMPOWERMENT[7]

220. National Institute of Mano vikas Nagar, Andhra

Mentally Handicapped Secunderabad- Pradesh
Secunderabad 500009

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 221. Deen Dayal Upa. Inst. For 4,VishnuDigamber Delhi
the Phy. Handicapped New Marg,New Delhi-
Delhi 110002
222. Ali Yavar Jung National Kishan Chand Marg, Maharas
Institute for the Hearing Bandra(West), Mumbai- htra
Handicapped Mumbai 400050
223. National Institute of Olatpur,PO Bairoi, Orissa
Rehabilitation Training and Cuttack-754010
Research Cuttack
224. National Institute for the 116,RajpurRoad, Uttaranc
Visually Handicapped Dehradun hal
Dehradun
225. National Institute for the BT Road, Bon- Hooghly, West
Orthopaedically Kolkata- Bengal
Handicapped Kolkata 700090
226. National Institute for East Coast Road, Tamil
Empowerment of Persons Muttukadu, Kovalam Post, Nadu
with Multiple Disabilities Chennai-
Chennai 603112
10. Indian Institute of Science Education & Research (IISERs) (7)

227. Indian Institute of Science Mohali Punjab

Education & Research,
Mohali
228. Indian Institute of Science Kolkata West
Education & Research, Bengal
Kolkata
229. Indian Institute of Science Bhopal Madhya
Education & Research, Pradesh
Bhopal
230. Indian Institute of Science Pune Maharas
Education & Research, Pune htra

231. Indian Institute of Science Thiruvananthapuram Kerala

Education & Research,
Thiruvananthapuram
232. Indian Institute of Science Berhampur Odisha
Education & Research,
Berhampur

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 233. Indian Institute of Science Tirupati Andhra
Education & Research, Pradesh
Tirupati

11.MISCELLANEOUS[7]
234. Tata Institute of Social PO Box 8313, Maharas
Science Mumbai Deonar,Mumbai-400088 htra
235. National School of LTG Auditorium, Mandi Delhi
Drama Delhi House, New Delhi
236. The Energy & Resources Darbari Seth Block, Delhi
Institute New Delhi Habitat Place,Lodhi Road,
New Delhi- 110003
237. Film and Television Law College Road, Maharas
Institute of India Pune Pune-411004 htra
238. Indian Institute of Mass Aruna Asaf Ali Marg, Delhi
Communication JNU New Campus,
New Delhi New Delhi- 110067
239. Academy of Scientific and Chennai Tamil
Innovative Research, Nadu
Chennai
240. National Institute of Mohali Punjab
Pharmaceutical, Educational
and Research, Mohali

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