Gujarat Government Schemes
Gujarat state government schemes — scholarships, farmer support, women and child welfare, housing and business schemes, with eligibility, documents and how to apply.
586 schemes across 19 departments · updated 2026
Urban Development and Housing Department
Complete waiver of penal interest on overdue Gujarat Housing Board and Slum Clearance Cell instalments
View guide →State grants to municipal corporations, municipalities and urban development authorities for city infrastructure works
View guide →An official municipal registration certificate that lets you legally run a shop, office or commercial establishment in a Gujarat urban local body area
View guide →Persons with Disabilities Welfare Department
Tribal Development Department
6% annual interest subsidy on a bank vehicle loan, capped at Rs 1.20 lakh a year
View guide →Interest subsidy of 6 percent per annum on a foreign education bank loan, capped at Rs 1,50,000 over three years
View guide →Interest subsidy of 6 percent per annum on a bank loan of up to Rs 5,00,000 taken for self-employment
View guide →Reimbursement of the Rs 1,000 token amount paid for a tablet under the state tablet distribution programme
View guide →Monthly stipend of Rs 10,000, Rs 8,000 and Rs 6,000 over three years to a junior advocate, plus Rs 5,000 a month to the mentoring senior advocate
View guide →Free residential schooling, boarding, meals and books for Scheduled Tribe students, funded at Rs 1,500 per child per month
View guide →Annual grant of Rs 15,000, Rs 10,000 or Rs 5,000 to buy educational instruments, by course type
View guide →75 percent capital subsidy on a solar plant installed by a milk co-operative society in a tribal area
View guide →200 ml of fortified, flavoured, double-toned pasteurised milk every school day, free
View guide →Rs 45,000 assistance to establish a livestock unit of 10 goats and 1 buck
View guide →Free boarding and lodging for ST students of classes 5 to 12 in grant-aided NGO hostels
View guide →Rs 1,20,000 subsidy per unit for a new house, and Rs 1,70,000 per unit to reconstruct an old uninhabitable house
View guide →Sponsored IELTS or TOEFL coaching plus admission, passport, visa and hostel support for ST students going abroad
View guide →A dairy unit of Rs 90,000 comprising a milch animal, cattle insurance, transport, feed, veterinary care and training
View guide →One-time marriage assistance of Rs 12,000 per couple, for up to two daughters in a family
View guide →A free single-point domestic electricity connection for Scheduled Tribe households in tribal areas
View guide →Loan of up to Rs 25,00,000 at 4% annual interest for Commercial Pilot Licence training
View guide →Loan of up to Rs 15,00,000 at 4% annual interest for a higher-education course abroad
View guide →Rs 5.00 lakh corporation loan at 4% interest to a group of eleven tribal women, with state government assistance alongside
View guide →Reimbursement of part of the transport cost of carrying farm produce to an APMC market committee
View guide →Financial assistance towards the purchase of a rotavator, thresher or similar farm machine by a BPL Scheduled Tribe farmer
View guide →Business loan of Rs 50,000 to Rs 5,00,000 at 4% interest, or 6% interest subsidy on a bank loan up to Rs 5 lakh
View guide →Monthly stipend of Rs 400 for ST students in ITI and one-year technical courses
View guide →Rs 900 a year to buy three pairs of school uniform
View guide →Umbrella 10-point tribal area development programme delivering income, education, health, housing, water, irrigation, electricity and road benefits through constituent schemes
View guide →One free bicycle for a Scheduled Tribe girl student studying in Class 9
View guide →Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Co-operation Department
90 percent assistance on the cost of fruit-crop planting material
View guide →Grant assistance to Gujarat's Agricultural Produce Market Committees for e-market and electronic auction infrastructure
View guide →Subsidy on purchase of tractors and farm implements for general category farmers, at rates notified per implement on iKhedut
View guide →Subsidised farm equipment, inputs and seeds for Scheduled Tribe farmers
View guide →Financial assistance for Scheduled Caste farmers to buy farm machinery and implements
View guide →25% of tractor cost as subsidy, up to Rs 60,000
View guide →Up to 75% subsidy (85% in tribal areas) on an agro service provider unit, released over five years
View guide →Free residential and village-level agricultural training for women and men farmers, funded per trainee and per camp
View guide →Staged subsidy over five years for setting up a farm-machinery custom hiring service
View guide →Per-hectare planting subsidy for fruit crops, up to 4 hectares per beneficiary
View guide →40% of the unit cost of Rs 30,000 per hectare, capped at Rs 12,000 per hectare
View guide →Share of the cost of hybrid vegetable seed for new area brought under vegetable crops
View guide →Up to Rs 30,000 for a two-animal cattleshed with gaman, water tank and bucket
View guide →75% of cost or Rs 11,250 per hectare, whichever is lower, for planting medicinal or aromatic crops
View guide →Share of the capital cost of an on-farm sorting, grading and storage structure
View guide →50 per cent subsidy for general farmers and 75 per cent for SC and ST farmers on vegetable trellis cost
View guide →Up to 75 per cent of the chaff cutter cost, maximum Rs 18,000
View guide →75% of the purchase cost of a power driven chaff cutter, up to Rs 18,000
View guide →Subsidy on the purchase of one electric power-driven chaff cutter for ST-category dairy farmers
View guide →Up to 75 per cent of the chaff cutter cost, maximum Rs 18,000, claimable once in 5 years
View guide →Subsidy on mulching, shade net and poly houses, horticulture nursery development and plug nurseries
View guide →Percentage subsidy on the cost of tools, sorting and grading equipment and post-harvest management equipment
View guide →75% of packing material cost, up to Rs 7,500 per hectare
View guide →Subsidy of 50 to 90 per cent on the cost of a trellis mandap for vine vegetables, capped per hectare
View guide →150 kg of BIS Type II concentrate cattle feed, free of cost, for one animal after calving
View guide →Free BIS Type II concentrate feed for a pregnant cow or buffalo
View guide →Rs 30,000-40,000 per hectare for intensive fruit orchards, Rs 50,000 per hectare for tissue-culture banana, Rs 30,000 per hectare for papaya
View guide →Per-hectare planting subsidy for loose, cut and tuberous flower crops
View guide →50% assistance up to Rs 3,00,000 per hectare for general category and 75% up to Rs 4,50,000 per hectare for SC/ST, split across two years
View guide →Financial assistance to a registered farmers' irrigation co-operative for a shared pump, motor and water distribution system
View guide →80 per cent capital subsidy on the project cost of a lift irrigation scheme run by a co-operative irrigation society in a tribal area
View guide →Subsidy of 40 to 50 per cent of cost, capped between Rs 40,000 and Rs 60,000, on a mini tractor or power tiller
View guide →Up to 50% of nano fertilizer cost, capped at Rs 750 per hectare for up to 4 hectares
View guide →25% subsidy on a tractor, up to Rs 60,000
View guide →50 percent of unit cost — up to Rs 7,500 for a tin boat-net unit, up to Rs 15,000 for an FRP boat-net unit
View guide →75% subsidy on a fish collection cum patrolling boat, on a unit cost of Rs 5,00,000
View guide →Rearing assistance of Rs 90 to Rs 460 per 1,000 fish seed, by rearing stage
View guide →100 percent of fish seed cost plus the entire transportation cost of the seed
View guide →Support for stocking prawn seed in inland water bodies, with employment for Scheduled Caste fishermen and their co-operative societies
View guide →50 percent of the Rs 15,000 unit cost, up to Rs 7,500, paid once in a lifetime
View guide →Rs 125 per day stipend for a 10-day inland fisheries training course
View guide →Subsidised inland fisheries inputs and equipment for Scheduled Caste beneficiaries in Gujarat
View guide →Up to Rs 30,000 or 50 per cent of the cattle shed cost, whichever is lower
View guide →Rs 37,500 per hectare for coconut cultivation and Rs 5,000 per hectare for IPM and INM
View guide →Rs 37,500 per large dairy animal, Rs 20,000 per small non-milch animal, Rs 4,000 per sheep or goat
View guide →50% of the Rs 10 lakh unit cost or actual construction expenditure, whichever is less
View guide →50 per cent subsidy up to Rs 50,000, or 75 per cent up to Rs 75,000 for SC and ST farmers
View guide →State contribution of at least 5 per cent of total Market Committee deposits into the Board's Development Fund
View guide →4 per cent interest subvention on a crop loan of up to Rs 3,00,000 repaid on time
View guide →50 percent capital subsidy on an approved project, up to Rs 20,00,000
View guide →State financial assistance to rebuild and re-establish weak PACS and LAMPS
View guide →Up to Rs 50 lakh per project, at 100% of cost for some components and 25%-50% for others
View guide →Input subsidy per hectare at State Disaster Response Fund norms for crop loss of 33 per cent or more, subject to any higher package the state announces
View guide →50 percent subsidy on shrimp farm construction, renovation, aerators, feed and seed, fencing, effluent treatment, hatcheries and seaweed culture
View guide →VAT relief of up to Rs 15 per litre on diesel for mechanised fishing boats
View guide →75% subsidy on organic soil inputs, up to Rs 9,000 per hectare for two hectares
View guide →Subsidy on minor and micro nutrient (micronutrient) inputs for Scheduled Tribe farmers in Gujarat's tribal areas
View guide →Interest subsidy of up to 12 per cent for five years on a bank loan for a 1 to 20 animal dairy unit
View guide →Assistance towards setting up a commercial dairy unit of 12 milch animals, linked to a bank loan
View guide →Interest subsidy on the dairy loan plus capital subsidy on shed, insurance and equipment
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on the approved cost of a unit of 10 female goats and 1 buck
View guide →Rs 6,500 per metric tonne of godown capacity, capped at 50% of project cost
View guide →50 per cent of the construction cost or Rs 75,000, whichever is less, paid once
View guide →Rs 2,00,000 for accidental death or permanent total disability; Rs 1,00,000 for loss of one eye or one limb
View guide →Fellowship support for master's-degree students enrolled in SDAU's post-graduate programmes
View guide →Full funding of hardware, ERP software, digitisation and training for each selected PACS
View guide →Rs 2,00,000 for accidental death or disappearance at sea; Rs 4,00,000 for death in a Pakistani jail
View guide →75% of per-hectare development cost, up to Rs 75,000 per hectare for a maximum of 20 hectares
View guide →One free minikit of certified fodder seed per eligible livestock keeper per season
View guide →One improved variety fodder seed minikit free of cost, once a year
View guide →A free minikit of improved-variety fodder seed in a 3 kg, 7 kg or 10 kg pack
View guide →Rs 5 lakh cover for accidental death or permanent total disability of an enrolled fisher, premium fully paid by government
View guide →Up to Rs 25,000 towards hospitalisation expenses following an accidental injury
View guide →Rs 2,50,000 for permanent partial disability caused by an accident, with the full premium paid by government
View guide →Percentage subsidy on the cost of harvesting tools for horticulture crops, within a per-unit ceiling
View guide →Subsidy to Scheduled Caste farmers and FPOs on the purchase of horticulture harvesting tools and equipment
View guide →Subsidy to Scheduled Tribe farmers and FPOs on the purchase of horticulture harvesting tools and equipment
View guide →Rs 10,000 per hectare for sugarcane cultivation, plus a 10% incentive on sale value for yields above 70 MT per hectare
View guide →Per-hectare cash incentive for sugarcane sowing, plus a productivity incentive for high yields
View guide →Rs 3,000 incentive per A.I.-born indigenous female calf
View guide →One-time incentive of Rs 3,000 per eligible female calf, once a year
View guide →Component-wise horticulture subsidies for Scheduled Tribe farmers in Gujarat's tribal sub-plan areas
View guide →Departmental castration of male calves and bulls, delivered as a veterinary service rather than a cash payment
View guide →Interest subvention at the actual rate paid or 7 percent, whichever is lower, for up to 4 years on long-term bank loans taken to pay 2018-19 sugarcane arrears
View guide →Rs 2,00,000 on accidental death or permanent total disability; Rs 1,00,000 for partial loss
View guide →25-35 per cent subsidy on a 600-1,500 kg goods vehicle, capped at Rs 50,000 or Rs 75,000
View guide →Capital grant to APMCs for auction sheds, storage, parking, sanitation and other market facilities
View guide →Free on-site expert guidance, soil health advice, demonstrations and input kits at village and taluka agriculture camps
View guide →75% of a veterinarian's Rs 45,000 monthly salary reimbursed to the panjrapole
View guide →Input, seed and demonstration support to farmers who take up millet cultivation in Gujarat
View guide →Rs 14,000 per hectare for CST plots and Rs 7,500 per hectare for ICM plots, capped at 2 hectares
View guide →Component-wise subsidy on planting material, protected cultivation, mechanisation, post-harvest and marketing infrastructure
View guide →Subsidy of Rs 1,200 to Rs 11,00,000 on farm implements and machinery
View guide →Training, input support, credit access and market linkage for women farmers, as described on myScheme
View guide →Assistance for integrated farming systems, soil health, rainwater use and crop diversification in rainfed areas
View guide →Up to Rs 25 lakh per unit for oil palm harvesting equipment, tools, training, contingencies and maintenance
View guide →Subsidy on drip irrigation systems for oil palm at PMKSY micro-irrigation rates
View guide →Assistance of up to Rs 80 lakh for establishing one oil palm seed garden of at least 15 hectares
View guide →Per-unit subsidy on six categories of oil palm harvesting tools and equipment
View guide →Rs 10,500 a year for four years towards oil palm maintenance and intercropping inputs
View guide →Assistance of up to Rs 40 lakh for setting up one oil palm nursery
View guide →Assistance for oil palm planting material of Rs 20,000 per hectare for indigenous seedlings and Rs 29,000 per hectare for imported seedlings
View guide →One-time subsidy of Rs 250 per plant for uprooting, replacing and digging new pits in old oil palm gardens
View guide →Case-by-case financial support to co-operative sugar factories in Gujarat, released on a state government policy decision
View guide →Public recognition and an award for outstanding livestock keepers at taluka, district and state level
View guide →40% of planting cost on a Rs 50,000 per hectare unit cost, up to Rs 20,000 per hectare
View guide →Back-ended subsidy of 40 to 60 per cent on a Rs 40,00,000 ice plant or storage unit of at least 10 tonne capacity
View guide →40 per cent subsidy for general applicants and 60 per cent for SC, ST and women, on a Rs 80 lakh unit cost
View guide →40 per cent subsidy for general applicants and 60 per cent for SC, ST and women, on a Rs 120 lakh unit cost
View guide →Subsidy of Rs 20,000 or Rs 30,000 towards a Rs 50,000 bio-toilet fitted in a mechanised fishing vessel
View guide →Back-ended subsidy of 40 to 60 per cent on a Rs 5,00,000 open sea cage unit
View guide →Subsidy of 40% of the approved unit cost of an insulated vehicle, or 60% for SC, ST and women beneficiaries
View guide →Back-ended subsidy of 40 to 60 per cent on a Rs 50,00,000 cold storage or ice plant of minimum 30 tonne capacity
View guide →One-time subsidy of Rs 30,000 to Rs 45,000 on a Rs 75,000 motorcycle fitted with an insulated ice box
View guide →Back-ended capital subsidy of 40 percent of the approved unit cost, or 60 percent for women, SC and ST applicants, on a refrigerated fish transport vehicle
View guide →40 per cent subsidy for general category and 60 per cent for SC, ST and women on a Rs 120 lakh deep sea fishing vessel
View guide →Back-ended subsidy of Rs 1,20,000 to Rs 1,80,000 on a Rs 3,00,000 three-wheeler or e-rickshaw fitted with an ice box
View guide →40 to 60 per cent subsidy on a Rs 15,00,000 unit cost for upgrading an existing fishing vessel
View guide →40 per cent subsidy for general beneficiaries and 60 per cent for SC, ST and women on a unit cost of Rs 7 lakh per hectare of new grow-out pond
View guide →40 per cent subsidy for general beneficiaries and 60 per cent for SC, ST and women on a hatchery unit cost of Rs 30 lakh
View guide →Subsidy on a Rs 7.5 lakh unit cost for one small RAS fish culture tank
View guide →40% assistance (Rs 1,60,000) for general applicants and 60% (Rs 2,40,000) for women, SC and ST applicants, on a Rs 4,00,000 unit cost
View guide →Capital subsidy on floating cages installed in reservoirs for fish culture
View guide →Subsidy of 40 to 60 percent on a Rs 7,50,000 seven-tank small biofloc fish farming unit
View guide →Government-funded stocking of fingerlings in reservoirs to raise inland fish production
View guide →Cash assistance towards machinery and equipment for a crop value addition unit
View guide →Assistance to farmers adopting organic farming, covering organic inputs, on-farm manure production and organic certification costs
View guide →Component-wise subsidy for fishing equipment, safety gear, cold chain and processing infrastructure
View guide →A state award recognising agricultural research work in Gujarat
View guide →Managerial salary assistance up to Rs 8,000 a month plus a computer and furniture grant up to Rs 62,000
View guide →40% of the smartphone price or Rs 6,000, whichever is lower
View guide →Monthly fellowship of Rs 500, Rs 1,500 or Rs 2,000 for 12 months by level of study
View guide →Free 2 to 5 day training in fruit and vegetable preservation with a Rs 250 per day stipend
View guide →Capital assistance of 25 percent (A and B class APMCs) or 50 percent (C and D class APMCs) of project cost
View guide →Component-wise subsidy on horticulture inputs, tools, equipment and post-harvest infrastructure, from a few thousand rupees to Rs 7.5 lakh for group units
View guide →First-year assistance of Rs 1,18,000 or Rs 1,43,000, plus Rs 64,800 in each of the second and third years
View guide →Financial assistance to a registered gaushala or pinjrapole for rearing each selected purebred Gir or Kankrej male calf
View guide →Interest subsidy up to 12 per cent a year on the dairy animal loan, for 5 years
View guide →Improved variety fodder seed supplied at a subsidised rate to registered livestock keepers in Gujarat
View guide →Monthly scholarship of Rs 2,000 for Master's students and Rs 3,000 for Ph.D. students
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month for 12 months, plus free hostel accommodation for girl students
View guide →Up to 75% of equipment cost, maximum Rs 4,00,000 per institution
View guide →One-time maintenance assistance of Rs 4,000 for each stray cattle taken in
View guide →Rs 750 per quintal of foundation or certified indigenous cotton seed produced
View guide →75 per cent of certification fees up to Rs 2,000 per hectare, Rs 5,000 per hectare for organic inputs, and up to Rs 1,000 per residue test sample
View guide →Subsidy on the purchase and field application of Liquid Fermented Organic Manure by land-holding farmers
View guide →75 percent of cost or Rs 4,00,000, whichever is lower, for each eligible infrastructure component
View guide →Financial assistance towards machinery and equipment used to process, grade, pack and otherwise add value to harvested crops
View guide →Incentive prize of Rs 1,50,000 for first rank, Rs 1,00,000 for second and Rs 50,000 for third, awarded once every 3 years
View guide →Certified seed of notified crop varieties supplied to farmers at a subsidised rate
View guide →Up to 90% of project cost, maximum Rs 2 crore, for a retail outlet or Krishi Mall
View guide →50% of farmer support centre cost up to Rs 2,00,000, and up to 90% or Rs 2,00,000 for computerisation hardware and software
View guide →Fixed monthly maintenance assistance for one indigenous cow kept by a natural farming farmer, released annually by direct transfer
View guide →Grant assistance to Agricultural Produce Market Committees in Gujarat for setting up processing facilities in market yards
View guide →Rs 6,500 per metric tonne of godown capacity, subject to 50% of project cost
View guide →25% of the Sanedo purchase cost or Rs 25,000, whichever is lower
View guide →50 percent of actual expenditure or Rs 15,000, whichever is less, for a solar power unit/kit
View guide →Rs 2,000 stipend for completing a 7-day poultry rearing training course
View guide →Subsidy on approved IoT devices for precision agriculture, paid by DBT against the rate in the portal's IoT Device Unit Cost list
View guide →State government share capital equal to 30% of the project cost of a new co-operative sugar factory
View guide →Rs 2,000 stipend for six days of poultry farming training, plus a training certificate
View guide →Stipend of up to Rs 2,000 for a six-day poultry farming training, plus a training certificate
View guide →Up to Rs 2,000 stipend for six days of poultry farming training, plus a training certificate
View guide →Free 6-day scientific poultry farming training with a stipend of up to Rs 2,000 paid by direct benefit transfer
View guide →Subsidised foundation and certified seed for one acre under the Seed Village Programme, plus project-based support for seed testing laboratories and seed infrastructure
View guide →Capital subsidy towards establishing a 100-bird broiler poultry unit for a Scheduled Caste beneficiary
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on a 10 goats plus 1 buck unit, capped at Rs 60,000
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on the cost of a 10+1 goat unit, up to Rs 60,000
View guide →50 per cent subsidy on a Rs 90,000 goat unit, up to Rs 45,000, once in a lifetime
View guide →A 25-bird Kadaknath or R.I.R. poultry unit with feed, subsidised at 75 per cent up to Rs 4,500
View guide →Poultry unit subsidy of up to Rs 36,000 plus a training stipend of up to Rs 2,000
View guide →Poultry birds and feed worth up to Rs 6,000 (EWS) or Rs 10,800 (Divyang), plus a training stipend up to Rs 2,000
View guide →25 R.I.R. or Kadaknath birds with feed at 75 per cent subsidy, plus a poultry farming training stipend
View guide →25 Rhode Island Red birds with feed and vaccination at 75 percent subsidy, up to Rs 4,500
View guide →25-bird backyard unit up to Rs 6,000 in kind, Rs 2,000 training stipend, and 90 per cent subsidy up to Rs 8,15,000 for a 1,000-broiler unit
View guide →A 40-bird Rhode Island Red poultry unit with feed, subsidised at 90 per cent up to Rs 7,200
View guide →A free minikit of improved-variety fodder seed, once a year
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month fellowship plus travel or fee concession for top 10% UG students
View guide →50 per cent of the construction cost or Rs 9,80,000, whichever is less, as a one-time benefit
View guide →Departmental support for fish seed production and subsidised inland fisheries equipment in non-tribal areas of Gujarat
View guide →Rs 2,000 per month stipend for three months of inland fisheries training
View guide →Financial assistance to Dang district farmers who practise chemical-free natural farming
View guide →4% interest subvention on a short-term KCC loan of up to Rs 2,00,000 repaid on time
View guide →4 percent interest subvention on short-term Kisan Credit Card loans to fishermen who repay on time
View guide →Free 10-30 day horticulture training with a Rs 250 stipend, meals, kit and study tour
View guide →Free skill training in horticulture at a state Centre of Excellence for landless farm labourers
View guide →90% of the drone spraying cost, capped at Rs 500 per acre per spraying
View guide →Rs 200 per running metre or 50 per cent of actual cost, whichever is less
View guide →Industries and Mines Department
Interest subsidy at 7% on term loan for 6 to 10 years, subject to an annual ceiling of 1% to 1.2% of eligible fixed capital investment
View guide →100% of the employer's EPF contribution for new employees, up to Rs 1,800 per employee per month for 10 years
View guide →80% to 100% of net SGST reimbursed for 10 years, capped at 5% to 8% of eligible fixed capital investment per year
View guide →Interest subsidy at 7% on term loan, capped at 1.2% of eligible fixed capital investment per year for 10 years
View guide →100% reimbursement of the employer's statutory EPF contribution for new employees, for 10 years from commercial production
View guide →100% of net SGST reimbursed for 20 years, subject to an annual ceiling of 0.9% of eligible fixed capital investment
View guide →100% reimbursement of input SGST paid on capital goods, in 20 equal annual instalments
View guide →100% reimbursement of stamp duty and registration fees paid on project land
View guide →Interest subsidy on the term loan of a new service-sector MSME, at a rate and ceiling fixed by taluka category
View guide →75% reimbursement of patent registration cost, up to Rs 25 lakh per applicant or enterprise
View guide →35% of charges paid to the power distribution licensee for an LT or HT service line
View guide →50% of national or international certification fees plus 50% of related testing equipment cost, up to Rs 10 lakh, and 65% of ERP cost up to Rs 1 lakh
View guide →One-time reimbursement of 25% of listing expenditure, up to Rs 5 lakh
View guide →100% reimbursement of the annual CGTMSE service fee paid to the bank on a collateral-free term loan, for five years
View guide →75% of audit cost up to Rs 50,000 for each of energy and water audits, plus 25% of recommended equipment cost up to Rs 20 lakh
View guide →Grant towards the cost payable to a recognised institution for acquiring technology, including royalty for the first two years
View guide →65% of capital expenditure on ICT facilities, up to Rs 5,00,000
View guide →65% reimbursement of rent paid, up to Rs 1,00,000 per year for five years
View guide →Capital investment subsidy of 10% to 25% of the term loan amount, by taluka category
View guide →100% of employer EPF contribution for new employees, capped at Rs 1,800 per employee per month, for 10 years
View guide →50% of ZED certification expenses reimbursed, up to Rs 50,000
View guide →Reimbursement of 80-100% of net SGST for 10 years, capped at 5-7.5% of eligible fixed capital investment per year
View guide →50% reimbursement of the cost of a diagnostic study and draft rehabilitation scheme
View guide →Grant support of 60% to 90% for cluster diagnostic studies, soft interventions, Common Facility Centres and infrastructure
View guide →Loan up to Rs 1,00,000 with 7 per cent interest subsidy and 20 to 25 per cent margin money subsidy for 3 years
View guide →6% interest subsidy on term loan for machinery and equipment, for 5 years
View guide →50% of LT or HT service line charges paid to the power distribution company, up to Rs 5 lakh
View guide →60% of certification fee plus 60% of required testing equipment cost, capped at Rs 10 lakh
View guide →30% of expenditure incurred on raising funds through an SME exchange, one time
View guide →70% of technology acquisition cost including two years of royalty, capped at Rs 50 lakh
View guide →75% of ICT capital expenditure, capped at Rs 5,00,000
View guide →70% of rent paid on a leased industrial shed, up to Rs 1 lakh a year for five years
View guide →Capital investment subsidy of 15%-30% of the term loan amount, by taluka category
View guide →75 percent of the capital investment in approach road, water or gas infrastructure, capped at Rs 15,00,000 for all facilities combined
View guide →Up to 70% of the GIDC allotment price of a multi-storeyed shed
View guide →Subsidy of up to 70% of the GIDC allotment price of an industrial plot
View guide →SC/ST micro and small enterprises pay only 30 percent of the shed price; the private developer receives 55 percent government assistance plus an additional 15 percent of the shed cost
View guide →80% reimbursement of stall rent, product literature and display material for exhibitions in India, and 70% for international exhibitions outside India
View guide →Entrepreneurship training for SC/ST promoters with mentoring support and a sustenance allowance during the training and enterprise set-up period
View guide →Subsidy of up to Rs 50,000 on the cost of ZED certification for SC/ST owned MSMEs
View guide →25% of eligible fixed capital investment (50% in Vanbandhu talukas) for developing an industrial park
View guide →25% of eligible infrastructure investment up to Rs 30 crore, 50% in Vanbandhu talukas
View guide →100% stamp duty reimbursement for the park developer on land purchase and 50% for individual units buying plots in the park
View guide →Up to Rs 13 lakh per unit to build and run a village-level Common Facility Centre for at least 25 artisans
View guide →Free or subsidised stall space with basic infrastructure at state and national handicraft melas
View guide →5 per cent permanent sales rebate, 15 per cent for women-led cooperatives, plus 10 per cent festival rebate
View guide →10% festival-day sales rebate for 120 days, 20% for women-led societies, plus 5% permanent rebate
View guide →Margin money subsidy of 25 to 30 per cent on the first Rs 10 lakh of project cost, plus 10 per cent on the amount above Rs 10 lakh
View guide →Free trade toolkit issued as an e-voucher to buy tools from an empanelled vendor
View guide →60% of stall or space rent, up to Rs 10 lakh for an international exhibition
View guide →60% reimbursement of the electricity consumption bill for the exhibition, including pre-preparation period
View guide →Yarn at mill gate price with a price subsidy paid on purchases from NHDC or Gujarat State Handloom Corporation depots
View guide →65 per cent assistance on a new Amber Charkha or handloom supplied to registered khadi spinners and weavers
View guide →One energy-efficient kiln built at 100% government subsidy for a group of potter families
View guide →Grant assistance towards roads, water, power, drainage and common facilities in industrial areas
View guide →Up to 50% of the cost of a contract or sponsored research project, with the sponsor bearing the rest
View guide →Up to 30% of investment in plant, machinery, equipment, hardware and software
View guide →Up to 60% of project cost for machinery, equipment, hardware and software of a new association-run R&D laboratory
View guide →Assistance to a government-established R&D institution or laboratory, at a quantum decided project by project by the State Level Evaluation Committee
View guide →Reimbursement of up to Rs 1 lakh per approved startup for soft skill and management training
View guide →Up to Rs 3 lakh to enrol in and attend a recognised national or international acceleration programme
View guide →1% additional interest subsidy on term loans, over and above the MSME scheme interest subsidy
View guide →Mid-level Pre-Series A investment of about Rs 50 lakh to Rs 3 crore through a dedicated GVFL fund
View guide →Seed support up to Rs 30 lakh, plus up to Rs 10 lakh extra for startups with significant social impact
View guide →Monthly stipend of Rs 20,000 for one year, or Rs 25,000 with at least one woman founder
View guide →Seed support, sustenance allowance, acceleration, skill development and interest subsidy for approved startups
View guide →25% of eligible fixed capital investment up to Rs 15 crore, plus 100% reimbursement of stamp duty on land purchase
View guide →5% to 7% interest subsidy on term loan, up to Rs 25-35 lakh per year for 5-7 years
View guide →65% of ICT capital expenditure reimbursed, up to Rs 5,00,000 in total
View guide →65% of rent paid on a leased manufacturing shed, up to Rs 1 lakh a year for 5 years
View guide →25% / 20% / 10% of term loan as capital subsidy by taluka category
View guide →Subsidy of 50% of ZED certification charges after deducting central assistance
View guide →Rehabilitation support for MSMEs in Gujarat classified as sick, under the state's MSME assistance scheme
View guide →Rs 2 lakh cash award, trophy and appreciation letter per winner
View guide →100% of course fees reimbursed up to Rs 10,000 per trainee for MSME-sponsored skill training
View guide →Up to 75% of fixed cost of a Skill Up-gradation Centre, maximum Rs 1 crore
View guide →Capital subsidy of 25% of eligible fixed capital investment, up to Rs 15 crore per project
View guide →100% exemption from electricity duty for 5 years for new logistics projects
View guide →Interest subsidy on the eligible term loan taken to build an integrated logistics facility, including the moratorium period
View guide →One-time 100% reimbursement of stamp duty paid to the Government of Gujarat
View guide →35% of fixed installation cost for a solid-fuel common boiler and 50% for a cleaner-fuel one, capped at Rs 2 crore
View guide →Up to 40% of eligible fixed capital investment on a sliding slab, maximum Rs 50 crore; up to 80% for government departments and PSUs
View guide →75% of site master plan cost up to Rs 80 lakh, plus 25% of capital cost up to Rs 25 crore for relocation or retrofitting
View guide →Need-based assistance of up to Rs 50 lakh per project, decided by the State Level Empowered Committee
View guide →Capital subsidy on plant and machinery for cleaner production technology and pollution control equipment
View guide →Additional grant of up to Rs 10 lakh on top of seed support for startups with significant social impact
View guide →Bank loan up to Rs 25 lakh with a 20-40% government subsidy on the loan amount
View guide →50% reimbursement of certification fees and testing equipment cost, capped at Rs 10 lakh
View guide →20% of conservation machinery cost up to Rs 30 lakh per case, plus 50% of audit fee up to Rs 1 lakh per audit
View guide →65% of technology acquisition cost up to Rs 50 lakh, plus royalty support for the first 2 years
View guide →Rs 5,000 per woman member per month as training assistance for 3 months and payroll assistance for up to 5 years
View guide →Capital subsidy of 25%-35% of eligible fixed capital investment, paid in five equal annual instalments
View guide →7% interest subsidy on term loan for 8 years, up to 3% of eligible fixed capital investment per year
View guide →Monthly wage support of Rs 2,000 to Rs 5,000 per EPF-registered Gujarat-domiciled worker
View guide →Rs 1 per kWh power tariff subsidy for five years from the date of commercial production
View guide →75% subsidy on an electric or foot-operated potter's wheel or an electric pug mill, with 25% paid by the artisan
View guide →State top-up on spinning and weaving wages paid per hank and per square metre of cloth
View guide →Labour, Skill Development and Employment Department
Rs 2,00,000 one-time assistance to the family of a shramyogi who dies in a workplace accident
View guide →Rs 3,00,000 to legal heirs on accidental death, or to the worker on permanent disability, caused during construction work
View guide →Free medical treatment plus Rs 1,500 or Rs 3,000 a month, within an overall limit of Rs 3 lakh
View guide →Free doorstep primary healthcare, laboratory tests and medicines for construction workers and their families at the worksite
View guide →Annual education assistance from Rs 1,800 to Rs 2,00,000 depending on the course, for up to two children of a registered construction worker
View guide →Rs 2,500 for 70 percent in Standard 10 and Rs 5,000 for 70 percent in Standard 12
View guide →Full body medical check-up worth Rs 1,950 per worker, with 25 per cent borne by the employer
View guide →One-time funeral assistance of Rs 10,000 to the heir of a deceased unorganised worker
View guide →Rs 10,000 one-time funeral assistance to the heir of a registered construction worker
View guide →One-time subsidy of 30 per cent of the electric two-wheeler price or Rs 30,000, whichever is less, plus registration and road tax
View guide →One-time subsidy of 50 per cent of the e-two-wheeler price or Rs 30,000, whichever is less, plus registration and road tax reimbursement
View guide →One-time subsidy of 50 per cent of ex-showroom price or Rs 48,000, whichever is less, on a battery-operated three-wheeler
View guide →One-time award of Rs 20,000 for medical graduation and Rs 10,000 for other graduation courses
View guide →Interest subsidy of 3 per cent on a home loan taken by a registered organised-sector worker
View guide →Free hostel accommodation and meals for children of registered migrant construction workers
View guide →Rs 30,000 a year for five years credited to the worker's housing loan account
View guide →Full reimbursement of course fees at Kaushalya The Skill University or an affiliated institute
View guide →One-time assistance of Rs 25,000 or Rs 50,000 depending on the certified degree of disability
View guide →A Gujarat e-Nirman construction worker card that unlocks the GBOCWWB welfare schemes, including the Rs 5-a-plate Shramik Annapurna meal, housing subsidy, maternity assistance, education aid and accident cover
View guide →50 per cent of the laptop cost or Rs 25,000, whichever is lower
View guide →One-time payment of Rs 11,000 to a registered woman worker on her own marriage
View guide →One-time Rs 10,000 maternity assistance for organised-sector workers in Gujarat
View guide →Maternity financial assistance to registered female construction workers, up to Rs 37,500
View guide →State stipend support for apprentices engaged by registered establishments in Gujarat, on top of the employer's stipend
View guide →Rs 6,000 delivery assistance for the first two deliveries, with an additional Rs 2,500 when a daughter is born
View guide →Free short-term new-age technology skill training with assessment, certification and on-the-job training for Gujarat youth
View guide →Free short-term NSQF and GCVT Level 1 to 3 skill training near home, with placement and entrepreneurship support
View guide →A Gujarat registration certificate that stays in force from the date of issue until the ownership or nature of the business changes, and which banks, landlords and licensing offices accept as proof that the establishment is lawfully registered
View guide →Cooked nutritious meal at a concessional rate of Rs 5 per plate for registered construction workers and their family members
View guide →Dormitory accommodation with basic amenities near the worksite at Rs 5 per day
View guide →Municipal bus pass at 20 per cent of cost to the worker, with the Board paying the other 80 per cent
View guide →One-time subsidy of Rs 1,500 on the purchase of a new bicycle
View guide →Reimbursement of to-and-fro railway fare to the worker's home town, once in two years
View guide →Rs 1,60,000 one-time housing assistance towards an allotted EWS or LIG house, given once per family
View guide →Free preventive health check-up worth up to Rs 1,950 per worker, paid directly to the empanelled agency
View guide →Reimbursement of registration and coaching or tuition fees for professional and competitive-examination coaching
View guide →Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities Department
One-time award of Rs 51,000 with a state-level certificate for outstanding work in gymnasiums (akhadas)
View guide →Reimbursement of exhibition expenses up to Rs 25,000, or the actual expense, whichever is less
View guide →State honour and citation for lifetime contribution in music, dance, drama and folk arts, conferred by the Gujarat State Sangeet Natak Academy
View guide →Up to Rs 1,00,000 per exhibition held outside Gujarat or abroad, plus air travel cost and visa fees for foreign exhibitions
View guide →Capital grant to registered trusts and institutions building a cultural centre or auditorium in a municipal area
View guide →Financial assistance towards the cost of a recognised trainer or coaching course taken by a woman
View guide →Rs 5,000 a month for one year, extendable up to two further years, to 10 eminent artists
View guide →Free basic rock climbing training camp for about 100 SC and ST youth of Gujarat each year
View guide →Cash prize of Rs 51,000, Rs 31,000 or Rs 21,000 per literary form
View guide →Cash incentive of Rs 4,800, Rs 3,600 or Rs 2,400 for first, second or third place
View guide →Free residential sports school with training, education, boarding, food, kit and coaching
View guide →Cash prizes of Rs 3,000, Rs 2,500 and Rs 2,000 at the divisional round, with the top two plays advancing to the state-level competition
View guide →Reimbursement of up to Rs 30,000 or 75 per cent of actual expenditure, whichever is less, for adventure sports training and competitions
View guide →Minimum Rs 15 lakh per climber for a Mount Everest attempt, and Rs 0.50 lakh to Rs 10 lakh for other major world peaks
View guide →Fixed-slab financial assistance for destitute artists aged over 60 and their dependents, from Rs 1,200 to Rs 4,800
View guide →Cash prize of Rs 1,000 with a trophy and letter of appreciation, for 12 artistes a year
View guide →Cash prizes totalling Rs 8,40,000 distributed among the top 10 finishers
View guide →One-time assistance of up to Rs 75,000 for participating in a recognised international sports competition
View guide →Monthly fellowship of Rs 3,000 for senior artists and Rs 2,000 for junior artists
View guide →Free entry to taluka, district and state level competition in 39-plus sports, with cash prizes, certificates and selection into state training programmes
View guide →Cash award to Gujarat sportspersons who win at national and international level, with a separate Divyang stream
View guide →Scholarship for students of Indian classical music in Gujarat, named after two classical music figures
View guide →Lifetime-achievement award with a cash component and citation, presented at the annual classical music festival
View guide →A state-level classical music platform for young Hindustani classical artists, organised in memory of Pandit Omkarnath Thakur
View guide →Free 7-day personality development and yogasana training camp for 50 Scheduled Caste youth per district
View guide →Free yogasana and personality development training camps for youth in Gujarat's tribal areas
View guide →50 per cent of printing cost or a maximum of Rs 20,000, whichever is lower
View guide →Monthly pension to sportspersons of Gujarat who have retired from active competition
View guide →Free or subsidised residential rock climbing and adventure training for students, with instructors and safety equipment provided
View guide →Cash incentive of up to 10 per cent of the athlete's state cash award, subject to a ceiling of Rs 10 lakh
View guide →Cash awards of Rs 10,000 to Rs 1,00,000 across six senior and junior state sports award categories
View guide →A grant towards the cost of holding a literary programme, seminar or conference, sanctioned on a proposal
View guide →Printing grant of up to Rs 15,000 for a debut Gujarati literary work
View guide →Printing grant of up to Rs 10,000 for an original Gujarati children's book
View guide →Up to Rs 30,000 or 75 per cent of the printing bill, whichever is lower
View guide →Monthly financial assistance paid into the writer's bank account
View guide →Rs 2,500 scholarship for a national medallist and Rs 2,000 stipend for a national-level participant
View guide →Need-based assistance of up to Rs 25 lakh a year per selected athlete, plus Rs 5 lakh insurance cover
View guide →State funding for a classical music competition and an accompanying concert held in memory of Pandit Nandan Mehta
View guide →Cash prizes at a state-level solo drama contest, from Rs 500 to Rs 2,000
View guide →89 prizes worth Rs 2,47,500 in total, plus a Rs 1,000 monthly scholarship for winning art institute students
View guide →Annual award of Rs 25,000 in cash with a memento and certificate for outstanding mountaineering achievement
View guide →A free 7-day taluka-level residential training camp in yogasana and personality development for Scheduled Caste youth
View guide →A national-level state award and citation conferred on women musicians at the annual Tana-Riri festival in Vadnagar
View guide →A free 10-day guided coastal trekking camp for 100 selected Scheduled Caste youth each year
View guide →Free organised forest-area trekking camps for Scheduled Caste youth of Gujarat
View guide →Health and Family Welfare Department
Free screening of every newborn in the first two months of life, with referral, treatment and follow-up for defects found
View guide →Free neonatal care by an empanelled private paediatrician, including Level 2 NICU care, at no cost to the family
View guide →The permanent Gujarat state record of a birth, downloadable as a certificate from e-Olakh and accepted as proof of date and place of birth for school admission, passport, Aadhaar and every later government record
View guide →Free monthly health check-up, iron-folic acid supplements, tetanus vaccination and counselling for adolescent girls
View guide →Cashless treatment at empanelled hospitals, Rs 10 lakh per family per year under the merged PMJAY-MA scheme
View guide →Free prescribed laboratory and imaging tests at all government health institutions in Gujarat
View guide →Cashless emergency treatment of road accident injuries under 27 fixed packages
View guide →Revenue Department
An official caste certificate naming your SC, ST or SEBC category, recognised by Gujarat government departments, universities and recruitment boards
View guide →An official proof of permanent residence in Gujarat, accepted by Gujarat government departments, universities and recruitment boards
View guide →An official Registration Department listing of every transaction registered against a Gujarat property in a chosen period, used by banks and buyers to check for mortgages, attachments and prior sales
View guide →An Income and Asset Certificate signed by the Mamlatdar that proves you qualify for the 10% EWS reservation in central and Gujarat government jobs and college admissions
View guide →A Mamlatdar-signed certificate of annual family income accepted by Gujarat government departments, colleges, scholarship portals and EWS authorities
View guide →An official extract naming the owner, survey or block number, area, tenure, crop entries and registered rights over a plot in Gujarat, accepted by banks, courts and revenue offices
View guide →An official Gujarat Revenue Department record of every surviving heir of a deceased person, used for varsai entry in land records, pension, provident fund, gratuity and insurance claims
View guide →An official Non-Creamy Layer certificate confirming SEBC/OBC status below the notified income and status ceiling, accepted by Gujarat government departments, ACPC admissions and central recruiters in the central format
View guide →An updated Record of Rights entry in Village Form 6 and a 7/12 (VF-7) and 8A showing you as the recorded holder of the land in Gujarat
View guide →A registered sale deed and a certified Index-2 entry that make you the legally recorded owner of the property under the Registration Act 1908
View guide →An official Gujarat Revenue Department certificate confirming senior-citizen status, used as age proof for state welfare schemes, concessions and senior-citizen counters
View guide →An official Gujarat Revenue Department certificate proving widowhood, accepted for the Ganga Swarupa widow assistance, ration and housing claims, pensions and job applications
View guide →Home Department
Education Department
Course-linked scholarship of Rs 10,000 to Rs 5,00,000 for higher study after Class 10 or Class 12
View guide →Rs 500 per student per year paid to the school for an educational tour within Gujarat
View guide →Financial assistance to students in higher education; the published award amount could not be verified
View guide →Scholarship support towards the cost of higher education after Class 12 in Gujarat
View guide →10% capital subsidy on equipment loans, 4% interest subvention for 7 years, and full electricity duty reimbursement for 5 years
View guide →Tuition fee, hostel and book-equipment assistance for meritorious Gujarat students in graduate and diploma courses
View guide →A branded tablet supplied for a token payment of Rs 1,000 instead of its Rs 8,000-9,000 market price
View guide →Stage-wise cash assistance to science-stream students in Classes 11 and 12, paid by direct benefit transfer
View guide →Concessional GSRTC bus pass for daily school and college travel
View guide →Rs 15,000 per month fellowship for 24 months plus Rs 20,000 per year contingency
View guide →Annual merit scholarship of Rs 1,000 to Rs 3,000 depending on the stream
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 for accidental death or permanent total disability; Rs 50,000 for partial loss
View guide →Accident insurance cover of up to Rs 50,000 for enrolled school students
View guide →Panchayat and Rural Development Department
The official Gujarat record of a death, required to close bank accounts, claim insurance and pension, mutate 7/12 and city survey records and obtain a legal heir or succession certificate
View guide →A state-issued certificate proving a marriage, accepted for passport and visa applications, name change, bank and insurance nomination, PF and pension claims and inheritance
View guide →Forest and Environment Department
Women and Child Development Department
Free fortified flavoured milk at the Anganwadi — 100 ml five days a week for children, 200 ml twice a week for mothers
View guide →Rs 1,250 per month paid to widowed women through their postal account
View guide →One-time Rs 50,000 on remarriage — Rs 25,000 by DBT and Rs 25,000 in National Savings Certificates
View guide →Subsidy support on a bank-financed self-employment project for a woman entrepreneur
View guide →Interest-free loan of Rs 1,00,000 per group of 10 women, with no collateral and no processing fee
View guide →Free monthly nutrition kit of 2 kg chana, 1 kg tuver dal and 1 litre groundnut oil
View guide →Rs 12,000 maternity and nutrition assistance, paid in instalments through pregnancy and after delivery
View guide →One free hot cooked meal a day plus iron and calcium supplementation at the Anganwadi centre
View guide →Supplementary nutrition plus health, nutrition and life-skills education for adolescent girls
View guide →Rs 1,10,000 per eligible girl child in three stage-linked instalments
View guide →Up to Rs 4,000 paid in 3 stages linked to registration, institutional delivery and breastfeeding
View guide →Tourism Department
One-time reimbursement to a Gujarat pilgrim who completes the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, raised to Rs 50,000 per pilgrim
View guide →75% of the luxury bus fare reimbursed for a group pilgrimage of up to 3 nights and 3 days inside Gujarat
View guide →One-time reimbursement of Rs 15,000 per pilgrim after completing the Sindhu Darshan Yatra
View guide →Travel assistance of Rs 5,000 per pilgrim for an IRCTC-arranged Ayodhya yatra
View guide →Energy and Petrochemicals Department
Daytime agricultural power supply from 5:00 am to 9:00 pm, drawn increasingly from solar and non-conventional sources
View guide →Strengthened power distribution, new 66 kV substations and new domestic and agricultural connections in Gujarat's coastal talukas
View guide →Replacement of old conductors and equipment on agricultural feeders, and bifurcation of overloaded feeders, to give farmers better quality and fewer interruptions
View guide →Priority agricultural power connection for an SC farmer's well, with the line and transformer cost borne by the state
View guide →Up to Rs 12,000 subsidy on one GEDA-empanelled electric two-wheeler per student
View guide →Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs Department
Minority Welfare Department
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One-time grant of Rs 10,000 (medical), Rs 8,000 (engineering) or Rs 3,000 (diploma) for books, instruments and study material
View guide →Cash prize of Rs 4,000 to Rs 41,000 for the top three SC rank holders at state and district level
View guide →Bank loan of up to Rs 2,00,000 for self-employment, with a government subsidy on part of the loan
View guide →Annual maintenance allowance of Rs 2,500 to Rs 13,500 by course group, plus approved tuition and other fees
View guide →One-time coaching fee reimbursement of up to Rs 20,000, paid by DBT
View guide →Rs 20,000 or the actual coaching fee, whichever is lower, paid by DBT after training
View guide →Rs 20,000 or the actual coaching fee, whichever is less, paid by DBT
View guide →Rs 20,000 or the actual coaching fee, whichever is lower, for entrance exam coaching
View guide →Up to Rs 20,000 per year towards entrance-exam coaching fees, or the actual fee, whichever is lower
View guide →Rs 15,000 per year towards private coaching or tuition for Class 11 and 12 science students
View guide →Coaching fee assistance of up to Rs 20,000 per student, paid by DBT
View guide →Concessional NSFDC-funded self-employment loans routed directly by GSCDC to Scheduled Caste borrowers in Gujarat
View guide →Rs 75,000 to each spouse with a disability, up to Rs 1,50,000 for a couple where both have disabilities
View guide →Construction assistance for a new pucca house on the beneficiary's own plot
View guide →Education loan of up to Rs 15 lakh at 4 percent annual interest for study abroad
View guide →Rs 12,000 total — Rs 5,000 subsidy plus Rs 7,000 loan at 4% interest
View guide →Rs 2,50,000 loan at 4 percent interest plus a Rs 25,000 grant to start an independent practice
View guide →Loan up to Rs 3,00,000 at 4 per cent interest plus a Rs 50,000 subsidy to start a clinic or nursing home
View guide →Monthly stipend for three years of junior practice, plus Rs 500 a month to the guiding senior advocate
View guide →Rs 2,50,000 in total — a National Savings Certificate in the couple's joint names plus a household-goods grant
View guide →Education loan up to Rs 15 lakh at 4 per cent, or 3.5 per cent for women students
View guide →Education loan up to Rs 10 lakh at 4% simple interest for self-financed professional courses in India
View guide →Rs 2,500 per month for M.Phil and Rs 10,000 per month for Ph.D, paid for 10 months
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 per acre for up to 2 acres of agricultural land, maximum Rs 2,00,000
View guide →Monthly pension of Rs 1,000 for ages 60 to 79 and Rs 1,250 from age 80
View guide →One-time instrument purchase grant in the first year of the course
View guide →Loan of up to Rs 25,00,000 at 4 percent per annum for Commercial Pilot Licence training
View guide →Rs 1,200 per month for 10 months of the academic year towards hostel food bills
View guide →Rs 1,500 per month towards hostel food bills for up to 10 months in an academic year
View guide →Rs 1,500 per month for 10 months towards hostel food bills
View guide →Food bill concession of Rs 1,000 per month for up to 10 months for SEBC medical and engineering students living in institute-affiliated hostels
View guide →Education loan up to Rs 15 lakh at 4% simple interest for study abroad
View guide →Education loan up to Rs 15 lakh at 4 per cent simple interest per year
View guide →Overseas education loan up to Rs 15,00,000 at 4 per cent simple interest
View guide →One free bicycle per eligible SC girl student entering Standard 9
View guide →Free travel in all GSRTC buses within Gujarat, and to the route's last stop outside the state
View guide →5 percent interest subsidy on a bank loan of up to Rs 10 lakh for setting up a professional practice
View guide →One-time assistance of Rs 25,000 to buy a productive asset for the family of a long-term prisoner
View guide →Free medical aid in fixed slabs for Scheduled Caste patients, from Rs 150 for a common illness to Rs 1,000 for cancer treatment
View guide →One-time marriage assistance of Rs 12,000 per daughter, paid by DBT, for up to two daughters in a family
View guide →Loan up to Rs 25,00,000 at 4 per cent interest per annum for commercial pilot training
View guide →Overseas education loan up to Rs 15,00,000 at 4 per cent interest, covering tuition and travel
View guide →Loan up to Rs 1,25,000 at 4 per cent interest, repayable in 60 months, fully state-funded
View guide →Loan of up to Rs 25,00,000 at 4% simple interest for Commercial Pilot Licence training
View guide →Concessional self-employment term loan for women safai kamdars and their dependants
View guide →Microcredit loan up to Rs 1,25,000 at 4 percent annual interest for self-employment
View guide →Collateral-backed micro-loan of up to Rs 1,25,000 for a woman's own trade or small business, repayable over 48 months
View guide →Micro-credit up to Rs 50,000 at a maximum 4 per cent interest for women safai kamdars and their women dependants
View guide →Micro-credit of up to Rs 1.25 lakh at 4 per cent interest for women starting their own business
View guide →Micro-credit of up to Rs 1,25,000 for a woman's own trade or small business, at the corporation's 4 per cent women's rate
View guide →Rs 12,000 incentive per couple married at a group marriage, plus organiser assistance
View guide →Free hostel accommodation, food and academic facilities in government hostels for SC students
View guide →Free lodging, boarding and education from Standard 9 to Standard 12 in a government Adarsh Nivasi Shala
View guide →A free trade toolkit, given in kind, to start a small self-employment activity
View guide →A free tool kit for a self-employment trade, given once per family after a computerised draw
View guide →A free trade-specific toolkit, valued at about Rs 4,000, to start a cottage industry or small trade without taking a bank loan
View guide →A free trade tool-kit (sadhan sahay) to start a small self-employment activity
View guide →Micro-finance loan covering 95 per cent of project cost at 5 per cent annual interest, repayable over four years
View guide →Self-employment loan up to Rs 1,25,000 at 5% per annum, repaid over 48 months
View guide →Self-employment loan of up to Rs 1.25 lakh at 5 per cent annual interest, repaid in 48 monthly instalments
View guide →Micro-loan of Rs 50,000 per member at 6 per cent interest, up to Rs 5 lakh for a self-help group, with no guarantor
View guide →Loan up to Rs 6,00,000 at 6 per cent interest, repayable over 60 to 84 months
View guide →Rs 1,00,000 award to a voluntary organisation working for socially and educationally backward classes
View guide →One-time assistance of Rs 20,000 to a BPL family on the death of its primary breadwinner
View guide →Education loan up to Rs 15,00,000 at a subsidised rate for higher and professional studies
View guide →Self-employment loan of up to Rs 2,00,000 at 5 per cent interest, funding 100 per cent of the business cost, for nomadic and denotified tribe women
View guide →100% project-cost loan for self-employment, repaid over 60 monthly instalments
View guide →Term loan up to Rs 2,00,000 at 5% per annum with no beneficiary contribution
View guide →Rs 3,000 per month to the foster parent and child jointly, until the child turns 18
View guide →Assistance of up to Rs 1,20,000 to construct a new house on the family's own plot
View guide →Assistance of up to Rs 1,20,000 to construct a new house on the beneficiary's own plot
View guide →Loan of up to Rs 2,00,000 to buy an auto-rickshaw or goods-loading vehicle
View guide →Loan up to Rs 1,00,000 at 6 per cent interest for animal husbandry self-employment
View guide →Low-interest animal husbandry loan of Rs 1,40,000 for two animals or Rs 4,00,000 for four animals with a cattle shed
View guide →Term loan up to Rs 1,00,000 at 6% interest for buying cows or buffaloes
View guide →Loan up to Rs 3,00,000 at 4 per cent interest to buy a three-wheeler passenger auto rickshaw
View guide →Loan at 4% interest to buy a passenger or goods-carrying vehicle for self-employment
View guide →Full tuition and non-refundable fees plus an annual academic allowance of Rs 2,500 to Rs 13,500
View guide →State scholarship support for SEBC students studying after Class 10 (post-SSC)
View guide →Free skill training for Scheduled Caste candidates under a state or district livelihood project, with a 70 per cent placement target
View guide →Annual scholarship of Rs 500 to Rs 1,000 depending on class and gender
View guide →Admission fee up to Rs 500, tuition fee up to Rs 3,500 and a maintenance allowance of Rs 1,000 for day scholars or Rs 6,000 for hostellers
View guide →Annual pre-matric scholarship of Rs 500 or Rs 750 for NT and DNT students in Std 5 to 10
View guide →Annual pre-matric scholarship of Rs 500 to Rs 1,000 credited by DBT to the student's bank account
View guide →Annual scholarship of Rs 750 to Rs 1,000 for SC students in Classes 1 to 10, with no income ceiling
View guide →Rs 8,000 in Standard 11 and Rs 4,000 in Standard 12 towards private tuition fees
View guide →Rs 15,000 per year towards private tuition fees in Class 11 and Class 12 science
View guide →One free prosthetic or assistive appliance per beneficiary, allowed once in three years
View guide →Rs 1,000 per month paid by DBT until the child turns 18
View guide →One free bicycle per eligible girl on entry into Class 9
View guide →One free bicycle for each eligible SEBC girl student in Class 9
View guide →Rs 12,000 to the bride per couple and Rs 3,000 per couple to the organising institution
View guide →One-time assistance of Rs 5,000 towards funeral expenses
View guide →Interest subsidy of 4 per cent a year for up to 3 years on a bank loan of up to Rs 10 lakh, capped at Rs 15,000
View guide →Cash award of Rs 41,000, Rs 21,000 or Rs 11,000 with a certificate of appreciation for the top three ranked students
View guide →Basic price of an electric scooter plus 50 percent of the disability kit cost, capped at Rs 25,000
View guide →One-time research scholarship of Rs 30,000 for Ph.D. and Rs 25,000 for M.Phil students of SEBC
View guide →Reimbursement of self-finance college registration and examination fees up to Rs 50,000 a year
View guide →Rs 400 per month stipend for SC students in ITI and professional courses
View guide →Annual scholarship of Rs 1,500 to Rs 4,500 paid for 10 months
View guide →Rs 40,000 per year or actual school expenditure, whichever is less
View guide →Loan up to Rs 10,00,000 at 5 percent simple interest per year, 4 percent for women, repayable over 5 years
View guide →5 per cent interest subsidy on a bank loan of up to Rs 6,00,000 for a transport, logistics, travels or food court business
View guide →Loan covering the on-road unit cost of a self-employment vehicle at 5 percent simple interest, 4 percent for women
View guide →Monthly scholarship in school plus annual scholarship up to Rs 16,000 in higher education
View guide →Loan finance for any of 32 listed small businesses, with approved unit costs from Rs 1,50,000 to Rs 15,00,000
View guide →Low-interest self-employment loans for small business, and interest subsidy of 6 to 7 per cent on a bank loan taken for self-employment
View guide →Microfinance loan of up to Rs 1,25,000 for a small self-employment or livestock unit
View guide →Financial assistance of up to Rs 20,000 towards competitive examination coaching
View guide →One-time assistance of up to Rs 50,000 or actual expenses, whichever is lower, for study in a renowned private school
View guide →Rs 1,000 a year for Std 1 to 8 and Rs 1,500 a year for Std 9 and 10
View guide →Stipend at the rate published by the directorate for technical and vocational courses taken after SSC
View guide →Monthly stipend of Rs 400 for one year of a recognised professional or Government ITI course
View guide →Monthly stipend of Rs 400 for one year of a recognised professional or Government ITI course
View guide →Rs 400 per month stipend for one academic year of a recognised technical or vocational course
View guide →Free exam-oriented residential coaching for government recruitment examinations, including boarding and lodging
View guide →Loan covering 95% of project cost, maximum Rs 5,00,000, at 6% interest per year
View guide →Term loan up to Rs 10,00,000 covering 90 per cent of project cost, repayable in 60 monthly instalments
View guide →Rs 1,000 assistance covering the token fee paid for a government tablet
View guide →Up to Rs 20,000 towards coaching fees for recognised competitive examination training
View guide →Vehicle loan against a unit cost of up to Rs 3 lakh for an auto rickshaw or up to Rs 15 lakh for a four-wheeler, at 4 to 6 per cent interest
View guide →Rs 15,000 a year towards private tuition fees for Class 11 and 12 science students
View guide →Rs 600 per year per child towards school uniform sets
View guide →Rs 900 per year for school uniforms, paid directly to the family's bank account
View guide →Rs 600 a year per student for school uniforms, paid by Direct Benefit Transfer
View guide →Rs 600 a year towards three sets of school uniform
View guide →Rs 900 per student per year towards three sets of school uniform
View guide →Cash awards from Rs 50,000 to Rs 2,00,000 for outstanding work in social welfare, Dalit literature, journalism and handicraft, plus publication assistance up to Rs 10,000
View guide →Term loan financing of up to Rs 15,00,000 for a transport-sector vehicle, at 90 per cent of unit cost
View guide →A free household electricity connection for slum and hut dwellers, with the connection cost borne by the state government
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