1.CONCESSIONS |
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Students
opting for Tamil Medium will be given a stipend of Rs. 400 per
annum.
Muslims,
women students and students belonging to the backward classes
and castes may be admitted at half the above rates provided the
income of the parent or guardian does not exceed Rs, 25,000 per
annum and that the candidate submits a certificate of income of
the parent or guardian issued by a Gazetted officer, Inspector
of police or Non-Gazetted officer of the Revenue Department not
lower in rank than a Deputy Thasildar or a Sub-Magistrate.
Poor
students belonging to backward classes may be granted full be
remissions on the same terms as those on which half fee concessions
are now allowed to them under rule 92 of the Tamil Nadu Educational
Rules.
The
fee for the semester or the first instalment thereof is payable
not later than the tenth working day of each term.
If
a students fails to pay the fees on the day fixed for payment
he/she will have to pay a fine of one rupee per day and if the
fees is not paid within the end of the month the student’s
name will be struck off the rolls. If readmitted he/she must in
a addition to the fee and fines should pay a readmission fee of
Rs.5.
Full
fee concession holders should pay the special fees and laboratory
fees within the stipulated time. Students failing to pay the special
fees and laboratory fees on the due dates will not be given attendance
from the date from which their names are struck off the rolls.
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2.Various
Scholarships sanctioned by the Commissioner of Collegiate Education,
Chennai – 600 006. |
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National Merit Scholarship Government of India Scheme: |
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A
fixed number of National Scholarship are sanctioned to students
belonging to this state who are prosecuting their studies in 11th,
12th Degree and Professional Colleges. The selection of candidates
is made based on the S.S.L.C 12th and U.G results. The lists of
students are obtained based on the merit from the examining bodies.
Students who satisfy the test, are awarded scholarship every month
and those who do not satisfy are paid a prize amount of 100 and
a Merit Certificate, provided they are not in receipt of any other
scholarship. Their annual income should not exceed Rs. 25,000.
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2.
State Scholarship to Children of School Teachers |
Children
of School Teachers are awarded Scholarship Provided their parental
income does not exceed Rs.12,000. Standard Applications are invited
through Daily Newspapers and the applications received are consolidated
and a Merit list is drawn up.
A
fixed number of scholarship alone are available for ward from XI
Standard to end of professional courses of studies.
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3.
State Government Merit Scholarship Scheme |
The
student who secures the first place in X standard, Matriculations,
A.I.S.L.C.,C.B.S.C., and A.S.S.S.. Examinations are awarded this
scholarship irrespective of parental income. The scholarship are
awarded from XI standard till their studies in the professional
courses of studies
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4.
Freedom Fighters Scholarships |
Students
whose parents have participated in the emancipation of India and
have undergone three months imprisonment are eligible for the
award of this scholarship scheme besides fee concessions for their
studies in colleges and professional courses of studies.
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| 5.
Children of Defense Service Personnel |
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Children
or dependents of service personnel and ex-serviceman are awarded
scholarship and fee concessions subject to certain terms and conditions.
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6.
The Children of Repatriates from Sri Lanka |
Children
of Repatriates from Sri Lanka studying in colleges are warded
scholar ship and fee concessions subject to certain terms and
conditions.
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7.
The children of Repatriates from Burma |
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Children of Repatriates from Burma studying in Colleges are awarded
scholarships and fee concessions subject to certain terms and
conditions.
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8.
National Loan Scholarship |
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This is a merit-cum-means based scholarship. The parental income
should not exceed Rs.12, 000 per annum. Applications are invited
every year by notifications in leading dailies.
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Adhoc Merit Grant Scheme |
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An
amount of Rs.300 is sanctioned to students belonging to S.C./S/T.
and Converted Christians and studying the first-degree course
after passing Higher Secondary Examinations in the first attempt
securing not less than 60% of aggregate marks. There is no income
limit and further renewals.
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| 10.
State Collegiate Scholarship |
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this head, the following Scholarship is being sanctioned. |
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General
2. Post – Graduate
3. Special for languages (Tamil and Telugu)
4. Special for Muslims
5. Special for Widows
6. Special for Oriental Learning
7. Special in Queen Mary’s College and
8. Awards of Anglo Indian Scholarships. |
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| Students
who do not get any other scholarship and whose parent’s income
is below Rs. 6,000 per annum can apply to anyone of the eligible scholarship
through their principals. A sum of Rs. 270 per annum will be sanctioned
except serial No. 6 for which Rs. 135 will be sanctioned. |
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| 11.
Scholarship for Post-Metric Studies in Hindi |
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| Scholarship
are awarded to students who purpose their studies in Hindi whose mother
tongue is not Hindi. |
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| Note:
For details regarding any of the scholarship the College office may
be contacted. |
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| 3.Endowment
Scholarship & Prizes |
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| More
than 100 endowment scholarship and prizes are awarded by the college.
For the details of the scholarship and prizes see the presidency college,
calendar 2004-2005. |
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