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State government to credit post-matric scholarships directly to students from 2026-27

State government announced that beginning in 2026-27 academic year, post-matric scholarships will go directly into eligible students' bank accounts. This shift intends to simplify process for students from different communities, boosting transparency and efficiency in scholarship distribution.

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Jun 9, 2026 · 1 min read · 10 views
State government to credit post-matric scholarships directly to students from 2026-27

Key Takeaways

  • •Starting in the 2026-27 academic year, post-matric scholarships will be disbursed directly to students' bank accounts instead of educational institutions.
  • •The new Direct Benefit Transfer system aims to enhance efficiency for students from SC, ST, BC, EBC, minority communities, and individuals with disabilities.
  • •Students must register on the ePass portal during admission to qualify for the scholarships, which will be credited to Aadhaar-linked accounts.
  • •Scholarships will be issued in a single installment each academic year, streamlining the payment process for students.
  • •An online grievance redressal mechanism will be available on the ePass portal to assist students with issues or complaints.

State government announced a big shift in post-matric scholarship disbursement, kicking in 2026-27. Students will get funds straight to their bank accounts. No more payments to schools.

This change looks to cut red tape and speed up scholarship delivery for SC,ST,BC,EBC, minority groups,and disabled students. With Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT), government wants cleaner,student-first system.

Students need to register on ePass portal when they enroll to snag these scholarships. Money goes to their Aadhaar-linked accounts, so they can pay fees directly to schools. System uses Aadhaar Payment Bridge System (APBS) for secure transfers.

ePass portal stays open all year for applications, scholarships handed out once per academic year. And an online grievance redressal tool will be there to help students with problems. But will it solve every issue…?

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