The scheme covers all educational expenses, including admission fees, tuition fees, and examination fees for students studying in government institutions. For students in private institutions, the scheme covers educational expenses up to the amount charged by the state government institution with the highest fee in that stream.

Financial assistance is provided directly to the government or recognized private institutions, and admission expenses are reimbursed to the candidate upon submission of an attested copy of the original receipt.

Yes, the scheme covers students in private institutions, but the reimbursement is limited to the equivalent of the highest fee structure charged by state government institutions in that stream.

Eligibility criteria include: 1. Engagement in building or construction work. 2. Registration with the Haryana Building & Other Construction Workers Welfare Board. 3. At least one year of regular membership with the Board. 4. Active membership at the time of application. 5. Children of registered workers pursuing regular professional or technical courses.

Yes, financial assistance is available for up to three children per registered worker.

No, students who are self-employed or employed are not eligible for benefits under this scheme.

A construction worker can register by visiting the official website of the Labour Department Haryana. https://hrylabour.gov.in/bocw/Basicinfo/bocw_terms

To apply for the scheme benefits, the applicant needs to visit the official website of the Labour Department Haryana. https://hrylabour.gov.in/login/bocw

The scheme covers professional and technical courses such as degrees or diplomas in Medicine, Engineering, Management, MCA, Law, Fashion Designing, etc.

Yes, courses from private universities are eligible, with reimbursement limited to the equivalent fees charged by state government institutions in that stream.

If a student fails a class, they will not receive assistance again for the same class.