RVR and JC Scholarship Details ,Guntur

Academic Scholarship
The college provides generous financial support to the students coming from low-income families (Family income less than Rs. 1,00,000/-) The amount of scholarship money disbursed in the past few years is as follows:

Academic Year Number of Students given Scholarships Total Amount Paid
2017-2018 260 Rs. 42,60,000
2018-2019 288 Rs. 46,06,000
2019-2020 297 Rs. 47,02,000

Scholarship Scheme
150 Scholarships to JD/JW and 100 scholarships to SD/SW of Rs.2000/- each awarded annually to meritorious NCC Cadets who have undergone two years training with minimum 60% attendance.
1. JD/JW - 10th pass with minimum 70% marks in aggregate.
2. SD/SW - 10+2 or Pre-Degree/Pre-University/Diploma in Polytechnic, with 70% in aggregate of science stream & 60% of art/commerce stream.
Note: Relaxation of 5% marks for SC/ST. Bonus 10% marks on securing minimum percentage as above to SC/ST/OBC.

Financial Assistance to the NCC Cadets & their Families:
(a) 1.25 lakhs (Due to high risk NCC activities).
(b) 1 lakh (During other NCC activities)
(c) Injury Reimbursement of upto Rs.1lakh for specialised treatment in case of permanent disability and upto Rs.50,000/- for normal treatment.

Financial Support to NCC:
Funding of the NCC is the dual responsibility of Central and the State Governments. Matching support from both these sources is therefore a mandatory requirement to ensure functional efficiency of the organisation. The State Govt. bears the liability for the following expenditure:-

1. Pay and Allowance of State Government Employees in NCC Organisation.
2. Office Accommodation, Furniture, POL etc. in respect of Gp HQ and Units.
3. Refreshment, Washing and Polishing Allowances for NCC Cadets.
4. Outfit and Outfit Maintenance, and Honorarium for ANOs.
5. Pre-Commission and Refresher Training for ANOs.
6. 50% of NCC Camp expenditure by the State Government. The other 50% is reimbursed by the Central Govt.