Friday, June 22, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
EDUCATIONALCONCESSIONS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE FISHERMEN COMMUNITY AND THE MINORITIES
Fisheries
Educational Scheme
LGK to PhD., -
Covers Aided, Unaided, Self-financing Institutions, including
Professional Courses (admitted in merit seat)
For students from registered fishermen, fish vending women
family.
2. Muslim Girls Scholarship (20% reserved for Latin Catholic
Girls, Degree, PG including profession, either schollarship of 5000/- per year
of Hostel fee of 10000/- )
3. Minority Merit cum Means Scholarship (pre metric)
S.S.L.C. Cash award and scholarship:
In order to promote the educational status of the students
of fishermen families, the Board implements this scheme. An amount of Rs.5000/- is awarded to the
student who secure A+ Grade in the
S.S.L.C. Examination and Rs.4000/- to 9 A+ winners, Rs.3,000/- to 8 A+ winners
is awarded to the among the fishermen community in State level. Moreover Cash award is Rs.3000/- is granted
to the students who pass in Fisheries Technical School. (KFWBF
Cash Award for
Higher Education:
According to this scheme Cash Award of Rs.5000/- and merit
certificate is given to the student of Fishermen families who secure highest
marks in each group in Higher Secondary Examinations conducted in Kerala who
secure highest marks in each group in State level. Cash award of Rs.3000/- is also given to the
students who secure highest marks in each group in the three regions of the
Board. Cash award of Rs.3000/- and merit
certificate is also given to fishermen students in each Region of Board who
secure highest marks in Vocational Higher Secondary Education.
Post
matric Education The Scheduled Caste/Other eligible caste
students are given fee exemption, yearly lump sum grant and monthly stipend
without income limits to pursue various courses after 10th standard. This
concession can be availed at all institutes and for all courses approved by
Government or University. The yearly lump sum grant varies for different
courses. The yearly lump sum grants
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
SCHEMES
Merit-cum-Means Scholarship
(Now Renewal only)
Post-metric Scholarship
Central Sector Scholarship
SUVARNA JUBILEE
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : 4000(UG-3000, PG:1000)
Amount of Scholarship : Rs.10,000/p.a
Total amount of scholarship in a year : Rs.4.0 crores
Eligibility : 50% marks in qualifying exam
Income limit. - should belong to BPL
family. Students of Govt./aided institutions can only apply Scholarship
allotted to a particular college for UG & PG
Time to apply : After the completion of first
year admissions
Time of sanction : October/November every year
Procedure
of sanction : The Special Officer for
Scholarships after verification of applications sanctions. Presently the amount
is being disbursed to the head of the institution through Demand Draft
Time of scholarship disbursed : November/December
every year
STATE MERIT
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : H.S 450, Degree 300, P.G. 150
Amount of Scholarship : H.S: Rs 1000, Degree:Rs. 1250/-,
PG: Rs.1500/(per Year)
Amount of scholarship
in a year : 15 lakh
Eligibility : 50% marks in qualifying Exam.
Income limit Rs.1.0 lakh. But for the first 25 students in HS level and the
first 3 students in the UG level and the first student in the PG level, scholarships
are awarded without considering income criterion.
Time to apply : Soon after the completion of
admissions in Colleges.
Time of Sanction : October/November every year
Procedure for sanction :
Sanctioned by the Special
Officer for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the
amount is being disbursed the electronic
transfer to the students account
Time of
disbursement : November/December
DISTRICT MERIT
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : Variable
Amount of scholarship : Rs.1250 /- per year
Total amount of scholarship in a year : Rs.1.2
crores
Eligibility : All students who get A+ grade in
SSLC Examination conducted in that year
Time to apply : After the completion of first
year admissions
Time of sanction : October/November every year
Procedure of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed the electronic transfer
to the students account
Time of disbursement : November/December every year
MUSIC/FINE ARTS
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : Music -65,Fine Arts -22 and for
all UG and PG students studying for Kathakali
Amount of Scholarship : BPA/BA-Rs
1500,MPA/MA-Rs.1500,Bharathanatyam-Rs.300/-, Drawing-Rs.250, Mohiniyattom
Rs.300 Modelling/Scupture Rs.250 Kathakali(UG) Rs.500/-
Total amount of scholarship in a year : Rs.2lakh
Eligibility : Students studying in Govt.Music
colleges at Thiruvananthapuram, Thrippunithura, Palakkad. Fine Arts College at Thiruvananthapuram,
Mavelikkara and Thrissur are eligible to apply Income limit Rs.10,000/p.a
Time to apply : After the completion of first
year admissions
Time of sanction : every year
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed the electronic transfer
to the students account
Time of disbursement : November/December
General : This is a State Govt. Scheme
MUSLIM GIRLS
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : Degree - 3000, PG – 1000, Prof.Course - 1000
Amount of Scholarship : Degree - Rs.3000 /-, PG - Rs.4000
/-, Prof.Course - Rs.5000/-
Total amount for all students in a year : Rs.1.8
crore
Eligibility : 1.Only Muslim girls are eligible
2.Should
be a student in Govt./Aided institution or should have secured admission under
Govt. quota in unaided colleges.
3.income
limit Rs.2.5 lakhs. The amount is being credited to the SB a/c of the
applicant. Students are advised to
submit Bank account number of any nationalized Bank with IFSC code
When to apply : After the completion of first
year admissions
When is it Sanctioned : October/November every year
Sanctioning
Procedure : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of Applications.Presently the amount is
being disbursed the electronic transfer to the students account
Time of disbursement : November/December
MUSLIM GIRL
STUDENTS STAYING IN HOSTEL ARE ELIGIBLE TO GET HOSTEL FEE SUBJECT TO MAXIMUM OF
Rs.10,000/- PER ANNUM
STIPEND FOR
MUSLIM GIRLS RESIDING IN HOSTELS
No. Of Scholarship : 2000
Amount of Scholarship : Max. Rs 1000/p.m, Rs 10000/p.a
Amount for scholarship
in a year : Rs.2.0 crore
Eligibility : Should be residing in Govt./Govt.
approved hostels. Income limit Rs.2.5 lakh
Time to apply : After the completion of first
year admissions
Time of Sanction : October/November every year
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed the electronic transfer
to the
students account
Time of
disbursement : November/December
MUSLIM NADAR
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : Number not specified(according to
allotment of fund)
Amount of Scholarship : Rs125/per year
Amount of scholarship in a year : Rs.6.0
lakh
Eligibility : Girls students belonging to OBC
communities and girl students belonging to BPL families of forward casts can
apply.50% marks in qualifying exam. Income limit Rs. 18,000/per year
Time to apply : After the completion of first
year admissions
Time of Sanction : October/November every year
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed the electronic transfer
to the
students account
Time of disbursement : November/December
SANSKRIT
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : H.S level – 85, Degree – 55, PG –
25, Total – 165
Amount of Scholarship : 200 /- p.m
Amount of Scholarship in a year : Rs.15
lakh
Eligibility : H.S students who study Sanskrit
as one of the subjects and students of Sanskrit colleges and Sanskrit
University. Income limit 1.0 lakh p.a
Time to apply : Soon after the completion of
first year admissions
Time of Sanction : October/November every year
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed the electronic transfer to the students account
Time of disbursement : November/December
SCHOLARSHIP FOR
BLIND/DEAF/PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED STUDENTS
No. Of Scholarship : Variable
Amount of Scholarship : Fee , Boarding and Hostel Charges
Amount of scholarship in a year : Rs.20
lakh
Eligibility : Students of Govt/aided colleges
and HS institutions are eligible. Fee concession only to those whose annual
income are below Rs.25,000/p.a
Time to apply : After the completion of first
year admissions
Time of Sanction : October/November every year
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed to the head of the institution through e-Transfer
Time of disbursement : November/December
SCHOLARSHIP FOR
STUDENTS UNDERGOING IAS COACHING
No. Of Scholarship ; 20
Amount of Scholarship : Rs.600 /- pm
Amount of scholarship in a year : Rs.12000
Eligibility : To students belonging to SC
communities and undergoing coaching for IAS exam in university college,
Thiruvananthapuram or Maharajas College Ernakulam.
Time to apply : After the completion of admission
in coaching centres
Time of Sanction : October/November every year
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed to the head of the institution through Demand Draft
Time of disbursement : November/December
MERIT CUM MEANS
SCHOLARSHIP TO MINORITY COMMUNITY STUDENTS- RENEWAL
Given to Degree/ P.G students of professional/technical
courses belonging to minority communities.. Scholarship is renewable if
successfully completed the previous years course, and income does not exceeded
2.5 lakhs. For renewing the scholarship, the student has to produce proof to
show that he/she has successfully completed the previous year's course.
CENTRAL SECTOR
SCHOLARSHIP
No. Of Scholarship : 2324/year
Amount of
Scholarship : 10000/year for degree level, 20000/year for p.g/4th and 5th year of professional
courses, provided the candidate should renewed
Amount of scholarship in a year : Maximum
of 2.324 crore
Eligibility : 80% marks in qualifying exam, Income
limit-4.5 lakh
Time to apply : Soon after the completion of
first year admissions
Time of Sanction : March
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Ministry of
HRD,Higher education after getting the prepared list from the office of the scholarship special
officer in the prescribed time limit
Time of Disbursement : April/May
POST METRIC
SCHOLARSHIP for MINORITY
No. Of Scholarship : Fixed by GOI(Ministry of minority
affairs) every year
Amount of
Scholarship : H.S level-140/- for day scholars,
185/-for hostellers, , Degree & PG- Rs185/ for day scholars and Rs.335/ for
hostellers, M.Phil/Ph.D: Rs. 330/- for day scholars and Rs. 510 for hostellers
Amount of scholarship in a year : Varies
depending up on the no.of scholarships
Eligibility : 50% marks in qualifying exam.
Income limit Rs.2 lakh. Only Muslim and Christian students are eligible from
the state of Kerala.
Time to apply : Decided by GOI
Time of Sanction : October/November every year
Procedure
of sanction : Sanctioned by the Special Officer
for Scholarships after verification of applications. Presently the amount is
being disbursed the electronic transfer to the students account
Time of disbursement : November/December
Name of
Scheme : EDUCATIONAL CONCESSION
Objective
: to
provide educational concession to the children of registered Non-Hindu
fishermen
Components : lump sum grant, hostel fee, stipend, tuition
fee, pocket money etc.
Beneficiaries :
Children of registered Non-Hindu fishermen
Procedure : the Institution has to
forward the Bill to the District Fisheries Officer
Whom to contact : District
Fisheries Officer/Matsyabhavan Officer
Details of assistance :
Rate as per G.O. of SC/ST Department
Application form : available with the District
Office/Matsyabhavan Officer/down load from website
EDUCATION
LOAN SCHEME
OBJECTIVES
NBCFDC
introduced Education Loan Scheme 'New Aakanksha' Scheme to provide financial
assistance to the students of Backward Classes living below double poverty line
for pursuing General/ Professional/ Technical course or training at graduate
and higher level.
EDUCATION LOAN
SCHEME
ELIGIBILITY
: Members of backward classes, as notified by Central Government and State
Governments from time to time.
The
annual income of the applicant's family should be below double the poverty line
i.e. Rs.55000/- p.a. in urban areas and
Rs. 40,000/- p.a. in rural areas.
The
applicant should have obtained admission for professional Course.
Priority
will be given to women, physically impaired and dependent of war widows.
COURSES
COVERED : - MBA or equivalent
(approved by AICTE)
MCA
(Master of computer Application) or equivalent programme (approved by AICTE)
Graduate
programme in Engineering conducted by IIT/other institutions. (approved by
AICTE)
MBBS/Graduation/
PG in Medicine (including Ayurvedic, Homeopathic, Unani) programme conducted by
colleges recognized by Medical Council of India or any other concerned
authority.
Graduation/PG
in Hotel Management etc.
The
loan shall be provided by the State Channelising Agency through
Institute/College only.
EDUCATION LOAN
SCHEME
MAXIMUM LOAN
LIMIT : 90% of the expenditure of
entire duration of the professional course subject to maximum loan limit of Rs.
5.00 Lakh/per beneficiary or Rs. 1,25,000/- p.a/per beneficiary. Balance 10% co
ntributed by the SCA and beneficiary. Generally the study period is taken as
four years.
EDUCATION
LOAN SCHEME - RATE OF INTEREST : From beneficiary - 4%p.a
Eligible
students of the targert group should apply for loan to their State Channelising
Agencies.
Mode
of Repayment: The recovery will commence after six months of completion of
course or getting employment/ Self-employment whichever is earlier.
National Backward Classes Finance &
Development Corporation
5th
Floor, NCUI Building, 3, Siri Institutional Area, Khel Gaon Marg, New Delhi-110016
Tel.
: +91-11-26511027/ 26511028 Fax :
+91-11-26850086 E-Mail :
nbcfdc@del3.vsnl.net.in
Whom
to Apply
Prospective
eligible beneficiaries should apply on prescribed form (available with the SCA)
to Distt. Office of SCA where he/she normally resides.
The
applicant should clearly mention his/her felt needs and choice of vocation and
training requirements, if any, in the application form.
The applicant should fulfill eligibility
criteria (should belong to Backward Class and living below double poverty line).
Submit documents as a proof of the same such
as Caste and Income Certificate issued by Competent Authority like
Tehsildar/Sub Divisional Magistrate/District Collector etc.
The loan is sanctioned by SCA to the applicant
keeping in view the availability of funds and fulfillment of eligibility
criteria by the beneficiaries & completion of required documentation.
*
For more details please contact Your State Channlising Agency
Thursday, June 14, 2012
EFFECTIVE TIME MANAGEMENT
EFFECTIVE TIME MANAGEMENT
Spend
time in Planning and Organizing:
•
Think
and Plan
•
Organize
in a way that makes sense to you
Set Goals:
•
Decide
what you want to do
•
Take
a “SMART” approach
•
Goals
give you required direction
Prioritize:
•
Prioritize
and identify what you value
•
Flagging/Highlighting
can be very helpful
•
Once
prioritize, concentrate on those that would add value
Use a to
do list:
•
Find
out what is urgent and important
•
Put
them in order of preferences
•
One
completed delete them from your list
Be
Flexible:
•
Allow
time of interruptions and distractions
•
Save
larger block of time for priorities
•
Ask
yourself questions and get back to your goal
Consider
your Biological Time:
•
Find
out which is the best time for you study
•
Are
you a morning person?
•
A
night owl?
•
Late
Afternoon?
Do Right
Things Right:
•
Doing
things right is Effectiveness
•
Doing
things right is Efficiency
•
Focus
first for Effectiveness
•
Concentrate
on Efficiency
Eliminate
the Urgent:
•
Urgent
tasks have short term Consequences
•
Important
tasks are long term and goal related
•
Flagging
and or highlighting items are important
•
Attach
deadline to each of the items
Conquer
Procrastination:
•
Learn
to say “NO”
Reward
Yourself
Steven R.
Covey’s “Time Management Matrix”
•
Urgent: An
activity that you or others feel requires immediate attention.
•
Important:
An activity that you find valuable and that contributes to your mission,
values, and high-priority goals.
Urgent
Not Urgent
THE PROCRASTINATOR
• Study for
tomorrow’s exam.
• Pay overdue
cell-phone bill
• Work on
project due today.
• Visit a
roommate or family member who has been in an accident.
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THE PRIORITIZER
• Go on a date
with a friend
• Work on an
essay due in 30 days
• Call home
• Visit with
academic advisor
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THE YES MAN
• Engage in idle
conversations.
• Respond to all
instant messages.
• Respond to all
phone calls.
• Spend time on
trivial questions.
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THE SLACKER
• Engage in too
much TV, web surfing, or
video games.
• Engage in time
wasters.
• Become
absorbed in escape activities.
• Procrastinate.
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Completing
the Daily, Weekly, and Quarterly Time Management Grids
Weekly
Time Management Grid:
1. Current
class schedule. Write the name of the class on the day it occurs, please
include any lab times.
2. Current
work schedule. Include any weekend hours, and also give a copy of your schedule
to your employer, noting exam days so you can get off work and have adequate
study time.
3. Write
the times you eat breakfast, lunch and dinner.
4. Actual
study times. Identify routing homework and study days. Make sure this is the
best time for you to study. Be sure to include regular breaks.
5. Schedule
social time. All work and no play can make college life pretty boring. While it
is important that you schedule time to study and complete your assignments, it
is equally important to have a balance of activities that are fun! (Church,
Club, Organization meetings, leisure activities, etc.)
Quarterly
Time Management Grid:
1. Date
each box. Write the actual date for the current quarter in the upper right
hand corner
of each box.
2.
Holidays. Use a highlighter to mark the university wide recognized holidays.
3. Due
dates of assignments. Using your syllabi for each class, write in the dates in
which every
assignment is due. This also includes any tests and quizzes, as well
as final
exams.
4. Lastly,
color code each class with the corresponding assignment.
5. Work
backwards from exams and papers to map out study/writing time.
Daily
Time Management Grid & Things to Do List:
1. Current
Day. There is a grid for each day of the week. Write the actual day.
2. Plan.
What are you planning on doing today? Write it down. This is the same
information
from your weekly planning grid.
3. Monitor.
What did you actually did in those hours? Record and track!
4.
Prioritize. On the reverse side is a “things to do list.” You should record
everything else you need to do on this day, (phone calls, checking mailbox,
going to the bank, meeting with a friend or professor). Decide what items is
high, medium, or low
priority
Other
important tips:
• Remember
that fall quarter usually has an additional week. This means you will have to
write another line for the 11th week.
• Add
special notes for each weekend’s tasks and study times.
• Consider
enlarging this grid or using a large 3 month calendar to fully track your
assignments.
• Remember
your schedule will change during finals week. That’s why it is important to
include this information with item #3 above.
Weekly Time
Management Grid
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Quarterly
Planning Grid
Date
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Week
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Finals
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Daily Time
Management
Things to do list
Things to do list
Date:
Monday __/__/__
1.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
2.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
3.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
4.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
5.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
6.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
Date:
Tuesday __/__/__
1.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
2.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
3.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
4.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
5.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
6.________________________________
Priority
□High □Medium □Low
Time
Management Grid
Date:
Day___/___/___
Plan
Monitor
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