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Parala Maharaja Engineering College Parala Maharaja Engineering College ( PMEC ), Berhampur, came into existence on 26 th April 2009 with an area of nearly 80 acres. This is an autonomous institution affiliated with BPUT, Odisha, since 2021, and is the only Govt. Engineering college in South Odisha. The Government of Odisha has recognized this institution as a leading institution of repute and has a plan to develop it as a centre of excellence under plan funding.   ACADEMIC PROGRAMME 1. 4 YEARS B. TECH. PROGRAMME (FULL TIME) SN       Name of the branch    Year of Starting  -    Sanctioned Intake 1        Automobile Engineering 2014    -  30 2        Civil Engineering 2009    - 120 3        Chemical Engineering 2015      - 60 4        Computer Science & Engineering 2...
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The Tata Capital PANKH Scholarship Program

The Tata Capital PANKH Scholarship Program

This scholarship program is an initiative of Tata Capital Limited to support the students belonging to economically weaker sections of the society. Those students studying in Classes 6 to 12 or undergraduate (general and professional) degree programmes will get financial assistance to complete their higher education.

Eligibility For School Students:

  • Must be an Indian citizen

  • Must be studying in any class from Classes 6 to Class 12 in a recognised educational institution in India

  • Must have passed the preceding class with at least 60 per cent marks

  • The annual family income from all sources must not exceed Rs 4,00,000

  • Children of employees of Tata Capital are not eligible to avail this scholarships

What It Covers: Up to 80 per cent of tuition fees paid by student or up to Rs 12,000 (whichever is less)

Eligibility For Undergraduate Students (Professional Courses):

  • Must be an Indian citizen

  • Must be enrolled in a professional undergraduate degree programme like Medical, Law, Engineering etc., in a recognised institute in India

  • Must have passed the preceding class with at least 60 percent marks

  • The annual family income from all sources must not exceed Rs 4,00,000

  • Children of employees of Tata Capital are not eligible to avail this scholarships

What It Covers: Up to 80 per cent of tuition fees paid by student or up to Rs 50,000 (whichever is less)

Eligibility For Undergraduate Students (General Courses):

  • Must be an Indian citizen

  • Must be enrolled in an undergraduate degree programme like BCom, BSc, BBA, BA, diploma, polytechnic, etc., in a recognised institution in India

  • Must have passed the preceding class with at least 60 per cent marks

  • The annual family income from all sources must not exceed Rs 4,00,000

  • Children of employees of Tata Capital are not eligible to avail this scholarships

What It Covers: Up to 80 per cent of tuition fees paid by student or up to Rs 20,000 (whichever is less)

Website: tatacapital.com/sustainability/affirmative-action.html

Last Date To Apply: August 31, 2022

 

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