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The scheme aims to enhance the productivity and competitiveness as well as capacity building of Micro and Small Enterprises through cluster development approach. It provides various assistance including training, subsidies, and marketing facilities to clusters of 25 or more artisans.

Benefit: Types of Assistance Provided Diagnostic Survey: Assessment and analysis of cluster needs and potential.- Design Development: Support for product design and innovation.- Training: Skill development and capacity building programs for artisans.- Common Facility Centre: Establishment of shared infrastructure and facilities.- Margin Money: Financial assistance for working capital requirements.- Managerial Subsidy: Support for management and administrative costs.- Publicity: Marketing and promotional support for cluster products.- Export Assistance: Support for international market access.- Marketing Facility: Domestic and international marketing support. Conditions for Availment/Continuation Cluster must maintain minimum 25 artisans working and producing goods at one place. Beneficiaries must continue to be engaged in handloom and handicraft activities. Compliance with scheme guidelines and periodic reporting requirements. Participation in training programs and skill development initiatives as mandated.

The scheme aims to promote cluster-based cultivation of selected crops, including guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, marigold, dragon fruit, and strawberry.

Benefit: Subsidy for Standard Crops: ₹1,00,000/- per acre for guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, and marigold - First Installment: 65,000/-; - Second Installment (if plant survival reaches 75%): 35,000/-). 1. Subsidy for Premium Crops: ₹2,00,000/- per acre for dragon fruit and strawberry ( - First Installment: 1,30,000/-; - Second Installment (if plant survival reaches 75%): 70,000/-). 1. Supply of plant material. Note: Beneficiary allocation: - General Category: 78.56%. - Scheduled Castes: 20%. - Scheduled Tribes: 1.44%. - Women Participation: 30%.

The scheme aims to promote cluster-based cultivation of selected crops, including guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, marigold, dragon fruit, and strawberry.

Benefit: Subsidy for Standard Crops: ₹1,00,000/- per acre for guava, amla, lemon, bael, lemongrass, papaya, and marigold 1. Subsidy for Premium Crops: ₹2,00,000/- per acre for dragon fruit and strawberry. 1. Supply of plant material. Note: Beneficiary allocation: - General Category: 78.56%. - Scheduled Castes: 20%. - Scheduled Tribes: 1.44%. - Women Participation: 30%.

The Cluster Nutritional Kitchen Garden Scheme (CNKGS) is an initiative launched by the government of Arunachal Pradesh to promote self-sufficiency and improve nutritional needs by encouraging the establishment of kitchen gardens.

Benefit: Reduced dependence on other states for vegetables and livestock. Improved self-sufficiency and availability of fresh and nutritious produce. Increased dietary diversity and improved nutritional intake. Generation of additional income through surplus produce. Promotion of sustainable farming practices and agro-ecological techniques. Enhancement of food security at the household level. Empowerment of marginalized farmers and the general public through skill development and entrepreneurship opportunities.

The scheme is an initiative launched by the Government of Rajasthan to provide free coaching to students from economically weaker sections (EWS) and socially backward communities for various competitive exams such as IAS, RAS, and other government job recruitment exams.

Benefit: Under the scheme, the following are the details of the amounts provided for the preparation of various exams: Sl. No.ExaminationAmountDurationMinimum Qualification1Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSCThrough reputed institutes- ₹75,000/-1 Year1. Studying in final two years of graduation/undergraduate 2. 70% marks in class 12Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSCThrough other institutions- ₹50,000/-1 Year1. Studying in final two years of graduation/undergraduate 2. 60% marks in class 122RAS or Subordinate Services Combined Competitive Examination conducted by RPSCThrough reputed institutions – ₹50,000/-1 Year1. Studying in final two years of graduation/undergraduate 2. 65% marks in class 12RAS or Subordinate Services Combined Competitive Examination conducted by RPSCThrough other institutions – ₹40,000/-1 Year1. Studying in final two years of graduation/undergraduate 2. 55% marks in class 123Sub Inspector examination conducted By RPSC, earlier on Grade Pay of ₹3,600/- and currently on Pay Matrix Level-10 and above other examinations₹20,000/-6 Months1. Studying in final two years of graduation/undergraduate 2. 50% marks in class 124REET Examination₹15,000/-4 Months1. B.Ed/STC 2. 50% marks in class 125Examinations conducted by RSSB such as Patwari, Junior Assistant for previous grade pay ₹2400 and the current above pay level 5 and for previous grade pay ₹3600 and other examinations below pay level 10₹10,000/-4 Months1. Studying in Graduation/12th and RSCIT or Computer Course or O Level/Higher Computer Level Certificate/Diploma 2. 50% marks in class 126Constable Examination₹10,000/-4 Months50% marks in Class 107Entrance Examination of Engineering/MedicalThrough reputed institutes- ₹70,000/- per year2 years (Studying in Class 11th & 12th and for a period of two years after passing Class 12th)70% marks in Class 10Entrance Examination of Engineering/MedicalThrough other institutions – ₹55,000/- per year2 years (Studying in Class 11th & 12th and for a period of two years after passing Class 12th)60% marks in Class 108CLAT ExaminationThrough reputed institutes- ₹40,000/- per year1 Year60% marks in Class 10CLAT ExaminationThrough reputed institutes- ₹25,000/- per year1 Year50% marks in Class 109CAFCThrough reputed institutes- ₹40,000/- per year1 year (Studying in Class 11th & 12th and for a period of two years after passing Class 12th for students of the Commerce subject)60% marks in Class 1010CSEETThrough reputed institutes- ₹25,000/- per year1 year (Studying in Class 11th & 12th and for a period of two years after passing Class 12th for students of the Commerce subject)60% marks in Class 1011CMFACThrough reputed institutes- ₹25,000/- per year1 year (Studying in Class 11th & 12th and for a period of two years after passing Class 12th for students of the Commerce subject)60% marks in Class 10

The scheme aims to celebrate the unique contribution of some of the finest teachers in the state and to honour those teachers who through their commitment and industry have not only improved the quality of school education but also enriched the lives of their students.

Benefit: Cash Award: ₹1,00,000/- (Rupees One Lakh). Citation: Provided with each award. Total 10 Awards: Primary Teacher: Two Awards (One in each District). Secondary Teacher: Four Awards (Two in each District). High School Headmaster: Two Awards (One in each District). Higher Secondary Teacher: One Award (One in entire State). Higher Secondary Principal: One Award (One in entire State). _The recipients will be felicitated at the hands of the Chief Minister of Goa during the Teacher’s Day function._ _The selected teachers will have to make a presentation before the State Level Committee._

The scheme aims to provide one-time financial assistance to eligible research scholars from public institutions in Assam, promoting academic excellence and innovation. It provides ₹25,000/- to research scholars and ₹40,000/- to Divyang research scholars.

Benefit: For Research Scholars: One-time Financial Assistance of ₹25,000/-. For Divyang Research Scholars: One-time Financial Assistance of ₹40,000/-. Mode of Disbursement: Direct Benefit Transfer to eligible scholars.

The scheme aims to provide handholding support in the form of remedial coaching to students studying in government academic institutions or institutions receiving grant-in-aid support from the Government, who belong to minority, OBC or SC communities of the State of Manipur.

Benefit: The scheme provides free-of-cost remedial coaching to selected students. The coaching aims to help eligible students who are weak in studies to achieve higher grades/marks in English, Mathematics, and Science subjects. The duration of the coaching program for each class is 6 months. Mode of Disbursement: Fund will be released to the Coaching Centres (CC) as cost for conducting coaching classes. Frequency of Disbursement: The fund will be released in installments. The first installment, amounting to 40% of the cost, will be released in advance upon commencement of classes after signing a contract agreement with the Implementing Agency. The second installment, amounting to 40% of the cost, will be released upon utilisation of 90% of the first installment of funds and continuation of coaching of at least 90% of the initial number of beneficiary students enrolled after completion of two months of the course. The third installment, amounting to 10% of the cost, will be released upon completion of the course and after assessment of the quality of the coaching classes as satisfactory, based on measured feedback from the students, to be made by the Implementing Agency. The final installment of 10% of the cost will be released after at least 80% of the beneficiary students taking their final academic assessment examination in their respective schools have cleared the same.

The scheme “Co-Working Space/ Incubators/ Accelerators Subsidy Scheme” is a scheme by the Dept. of Information Technology, Electronics and Communications, Govt. of Goa, for the Startups of Goa. Through this scheme, the startups will be reimbursed a fixed amount for the seats occupied by them.

Benefit: In the case of Seat Offered by the Co-Working Spaces The startup will be reimbursed 50% of the seat cost or a maximum benefit of ₹3000 per seat, and can claim this benefit for a maximum cap of 8 seats only. The benefits at co-working spaces can be availed for a maximum period of two years per startup. A total of 100 seats in co-working will be subsidized under this scheme each year. In the case of Seat Offered by the Incubators The startup will be reimbursed 50% of the seat cost or a maximum benefit of ₹5000 per seat, and can claim this benefit for a maximum cap of 8 seats only. The benefits at incubators can be availed for a maximum period of one year per startup. A total of 50 seats in incubators will be subsidized under this scheme each year. In the case of Seat Offered by the Accelerators The startup will be reimbursed 50% of the seat cost or a maximum benefit of ₹6000 per seat, and can claim this benefit for a maximum cap of 8 seats only. The benefits at accelerators can be availed for a maximum period of three months per startup. A total of 50 seats in accelerators will be subsidized under this scheme each year. NOTE 1: For certain deserving startups determined through the internal guidelines of the SPC, the SPC may choose to reimburse up to 100% of the amount paid to co-working, incubator, or accelerator by the startups. NOTE 2: The reimbursement in this scheme can be claimed on any of the plans offered by the co-working spaces, incubators, or accelerators listed by the SPC. NOTE 3: Under no circumstance shall the benefits under this scheme be considered an entitlement.

The scheme aims to assist SEBC and economically backward students in coaching for premier Indian and international exams, the eligible candidates receive up to ₹20,000/- or the actual fee paid.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: - ₹20,000/- or actual coaching fee paid (whichever is lower) for pre-preparation of one competitive exam (IIM, CEPT, NIFT, NLU, IELTS, TOEFL, GRE) Mode of Disbursement: - Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to trainee’s bank account.

The scheme provides financial assistance to Students of SC category who are preparing for all State Government and Central Government Recruitment Examinations of Class– 1, 2 & 3 conducted by UPSC/GPSC/State Commission/Bank/LIC/Subordinate Services Selection Board/District Panchayat Selection Board.

Benefit: Under this scheme, ₹20,000/- or the actual fee to be paid, whichever is less. 1. The assistance amount is directly credited to the student's bank account through DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer).

The scheme “Coaching Assistance Scheme for Scheduled Caste Students for Pre-Exam Preparation like NEET, JEE, GUJCET” was launched by the Govt. of Gujarat during the year 2014-15 to provide coaching assistance to students of Scheduled Caste category who are preparing for exams like NEET, JEE, GUJCET.

Benefit: Under this scheme, ₹20000/- or the actual fee to be paid whichever is less. The assistance amount is directly credited to the student's bank account through DBT (Direct Benefit Transfer).

Under the scheme, financial assistance is provided to Students of the Scheduled Castes category who are preparing for examinations like IIM, NIFT, NLU, and CEPT.

Benefit: Under this scheme, ₹20,000/- or the actual coaching fee to be paid, whichever is less.

The scheme aims to provide coaching to students of Tea Tribes and Adivasi community for preparing them for various competitive examinations like Civil Services, Medical, Engineering, Staff Selection Committee (Graduate level), Banking (Probationary Officers), etc.

Benefit: Provision of coaching to students for preparing them for various competitive examinations like Civil Services, Medical, Engineering, Staff Selection Committee (Graduate level), and Banking (Probationary Officers), to enable them to compete with other candidates and succeed.

The "Coaching Help Scheme" provides financial support to non-reserved category students pursuing science in Standard-11 and Standard-12 by covering additional tuition costs.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: ₹15,000/- per year for coaching expenses outside the school/college.

The "Coaching Help Scheme for JEE-GUJCET-NEET Exams" scheme provides financial assistance to non-reserved category students from the science stream who are getting coaching in institutions with three years or more experience.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: ₹20,000/- per year per student or actual fee, whichever is lower.

The scheme aims to support Socially and Educationally Backward Class (SEBC) and Economically Backward Class (EBC) students with coaching fee assistance. Up to ₹20,000 or actual fee is provided for one exam preparation.

Benefit: Financial Assistance: ₹20,000/- or actual coaching fee paid, whichever is lower. Applicable Exams: NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) GUJCET (Gujarat Common Entrance Test) Mode of Disbursement: Amount is credited via Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) into the student’s bank account.

The scheme "Coaching Scheme for Divyang Students" by the National Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Visual Disabilities (NIEPVD), Dehradun, aims to support students with disabilities in preparing for competitive government examinations.

Benefit: Financial Allowances: Coaching fees. Transport or hostel allowance. Disability allowance. Book allowance.

Coaching schemes for students belonging to SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), OBC (Other Backward Classes) (non-creamy layer), and minority communities are implemented to provide them with equal opportunities and support in pursuing higher education.

Benefit: The institutions can apply for one or more components of the scheme according to the number of enrolment of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, OBC (Non-Creamy Layer), and Minorities Communities Students. If, the number of students in a particular class is more, additional section(s) may be included. Financial assistance is available for the following items: Non-recurring items: A “one-time” grant up to Rs. 5.0 lakhs for each scheme during the XII Plan period for the following items: Books and Journals Audio-visual and teaching/ learning aid material Computers with Printer Photocopier Generator or Inverter Recurring Items: Rs.7.00 lakhs for universities for each scheme per annum for expenditure on the following items: Honorarium to the Coordinator of the schemes @Rs. 2000/- per month Remuneration to teachers and scholars Part-time staff with computer knowledge (on a contract basis) @ 6,000/- p.m. Part-time Peon/Attendant.@ Rs.1000/- p.m Contingency - Rs 50,000/- per annum Remuneration at the rate of Rs. 300/- per hour per subject to the teachers and Rs.200 /- per hour to postgraduate students/ Research Scholars could be paid for theory classes and Rs.150/-per hour respectively for practicals. Generally, a faculty member should not teach for more than 2 hours a day. However, in exceptional cases where an eminent educationist is invited for a Special lecture, the remuneration @ Rs.500/- per hour and admissible T.A. could be paid with the approval of the Head of the Institution. The payment of remuneration to the participating teachers, PG students, and research scholars may be paid regularly every month without waiting for the pending grant from the UGC. The final amount of grant to be allocated would depend upon the number of schemes, the number of students enrolled for the schemes in the proposal, and the decision of the Committee appointed for serving the applicants for these schemes.

The "Coconut Development Scheme" introduced by the Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Cooperation Department, Gujarat, aims to support farmers by providing quality coconut saplings and financial assistance for coconut cultivation.

Benefit: Assistance for Coconut Cultivation: Financial support of ₹37,500/- per hectare, covering 75% of the total cost (₹50,000/- per hectare). Promotion of Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Integrated Nutrient Management (INM): Financial support of ₹5,000/- per hectare, covering 50% of the total cost (₹10,000/- per hectare).