The main objectives are to offer hostel accommodations to disabled students in Class 11 and above and provide financial assistance for renting private accommodations if institutional hostels are unavailable.

1. Rental Assistance: ₹750/- per month for renting a student home. 2. Utility Support: ₹1,000/- per month to cover electricity and water charges. 3. Rent Approval: Rent up to ₹1,500/- per month can be approved by the District Collector.

Residents of Madhya Pradesh with a disability percentage of 40% or more, studying in Class 11 or higher at recognized institutions, enrolled in at least a two-year diploma course, and whose annual family income does not exceed ₹96,000/- are eligible.

The government covers rent, electricity, and water expenses up to specified limits. Students are responsible for other costs such as utensils, equipment, furniture, and daily necessities.

Any excess utility expenses beyond ₹1,000/- per month will be shared equally by the students.

The District Officer of Social Justice approves rental assistance, and the District Collector approves the student home rent.

Yes, students receiving a post-matriculation scholarship can avail of this scheme but will only receive the scholarship at the hostel rate.

No, students in the hostel under this scheme are not eligible for any additional state scholarships.

Applications should be submitted in the prescribed format to the District Office of Social Justice and Disabled Welfare.

Yes, the scheme mandates that boys’ and girls’ hostels be in separate buildings.

Students are responsible for costs related to utensils, equipment, furniture, ration, cleaning, newspapers, and sweepers.