AICTE TO STRENGTH ENGINEERING STUDENTS WITH THE “YASHASVI” SCHOLARSHIP.

(YASHASVI) scheme 2024″ was recently unveiled by the esteemed All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).

Students pursuing degrees in The “Young Achievers Scholarship and Holistic Academic Skills Venture Initiative Civil, Chemical, Electrical, Electronic, and Mechanical Engineering (CCEEM) are eligible to apply for this prestigious program. AICTE Chairman TG Sitharam launched the YASHASVI scheme, and Vice Chairman Abhay Jere and Member Secretary Rajive Kumar graced the occasion with their presence.

The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) was established in November 1945 as a national Apex Advisory Body with the goals of coordinating and integrating national development and conducting an assessment of the facilities available for technical education.

During the launch event, Professor Sitharam emphasized the goal of the plan, which is to support core engineering branches, according to a news release from the AICTE. He underlined the significance of these subjects in developing manufacturing sectors and the need of providing academic initiatives and scholarships to students pursuing them.

He said that the goal of the YASHASVI program is to assist students who excel in pursuing technical education in important engineering fields like mechanical, chemical, electrical, and civil engineering. Talented individuals are encouraged to enroll in these courses at technical colleges that have been recognized by the AICTE through the scholarship program.

Merit-based, the YASHASVI scholarship is a testament to academic brilliance. Degree-level candidates are picked on the basis of their remarkable 12th-grade credentials, whilst diploma-level candidates are selected on the basis of their remarkable 10th-grade performance.

Ten Statutory Boards of Studies support it: Architecture, Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Information Technology, Town and Country Planning, Management Studies, UG Studies in Engineering and Technology, PG and Research in Engineering and Technology, Vocational Education, Technical Education, Pharmaceutical Education.

In order to keep the scholarship, students need to submit a letter from the head of their institution verifying their ongoing dedication to excellence together with their passing certificate or mark sheet.

Once a year, applications for the YASHASVI scholarship will be accepted. Eligible students must apply online via the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) as soon as the application process opens. It is recommended that those who are interested contact the AICTE website for more information and application guidelines.

With 2,500 scholarships available for degree students and another 2,500 for diploma students, the YASHASVI program will help 5,000 students a year. Diploma students would earn Rs 12,000 per year for a maximum of three years, while degree students will receive Rs 18,000 per year for a maximum of four years.

Merit is the determining factor for scholarship eligibility. Diploma level students are chosen based on their performance in the 10th grade, whereas degree level students are chosen based on their performance in the 12th grade.

Students must submit a letter from the head of their institution and their passing certificate or marksheet in order to have their scholarship renewed annually. Once a year, applications for the YASHASVI scholarship will be accepted.

Following the start of the application process, qualified students must submit their applications online through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP). Visit the AICTE website for application details and other information.

CONCLUSION : The All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) has launched the “Young Achievers Scholarship and Holistic Academic Skills Venture Initiative (YASHASVI) scheme 2024,” offering scholarships for students pursuing degrees in Civil, Chemical, Electrical, Electronic, and Mechanical Engineering (CCEEM).