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Post Matric Scholarship for Students with Disabilities 2026

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The Post Matric Scholarship for Students with Disabilities 2026 is a government-funded award that supports Indian students with disabilities pursuing any level of study after matriculation. The scheme aims to reduce financial barriers for PwD learners by providing a regular cash assistance throughout the duration of the course, as detailed in the official guidelines. Beneficiaries receive a periodic stipend that helps cover tuition fees, books, transport and other essential expenses. Details about the amount, eligibility thresholds and application timeline are available on the official PDF linked on the department’s website, and the scholarship is currently open for applications.

Eligibility

Any Indian citizen who is a recognized Person with Disabilities (PwD) and is enrolled in a regular program at any post‑matric level (higher secondary, undergraduate, postgraduate, diploma or professional courses) can apply. Candidates must satisfy the minimum academic performance stipulated in the scheme and provide proof of disability as per the guidelines. There are no restrictions based on caste, tribe or economic category, though income criteria may apply as per the official document.

How to apply

Download the application form from the official scheme PDF on the Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities website. Fill in the required details, attach certified copies of disability certificate, academic transcripts, income proof and passport‑size photographs. Submit the completed form either through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) or at the designated post‑matric scholarship office of your state, following the instructions in the guideline document.
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