The Central Tibetan Schools Administration (CTSA) scholarship supports Tibetan children living in India by funding education from pre-primary to senior secondary levels. CTSA, an autonomous body under the Ministry of Education, Government of India, operates schools across India to preserve Tibetan culture and heritage while providing quality education. As of the last published report, CTSA manages schools in multiple states, including grant-in-aid institutions, catering to students from diverse backgrounds.

Open to Tibetan children residing in India. Students enrolled in CTSA-affiliated schools from pre-primary to Class 12 are eligible. There are no specific income or marks criteria mentioned; admission is typically based on availability of seats and adherence to CTSA’s admission policies. Priority may be given to students from economically weaker sections or marginalized communities.

Apply through the official CTSA school where the student is enrolled or seeking admission. Submit the required documents, such as proof of Tibetan residency, previous academic records, and income certificates (if applicable), as specified by the school authorities. For grant-in-aid schools, follow the admission process outlined by the respective school management. Contact the school administration or visit the official CTSA page for detailed instructions.