The APJ Abdul Kalam Scholarship in Kerala provides financial support to students from minority communities pursuing diploma courses in polytechnics. Administered by the Directorate of Minority Welfare, Government of Kerala, this scholarship aims to assist eligible students in completing their technical education without financial constraints. The scheme offers a fixed annual amount to cover educational expenses, ensuring equitable access to diploma programs in government, aided, or government-approved self-financing institutions across the state.

Students from Muslim, Christian, Sikh, Buddhist, Parsi, or Jain communities are eligible. Applicants must be natives of Kerala, enrolled in a merit seat for a diploma course in a government, aided, or government-approved self-financing polytechnic. Family annual income should not exceed Rs. 8 lakhs. Preference is given to students from Below Poverty Line (BPL) households.

Obtain the application form from the Directorate of Minority Welfare, Government of Kerala, or download it from the official page listed by the scheme. Fill in the required details, attach necessary documents such as income certificate, community certificate, and academic records, and submit the completed form to the designated office before the deadline. Ensure all information is accurate to avoid rejection.