Award brief
| Award value | The VAANI scheme offers a maximum funding of Rs. 2,00,000 per programme. |
|---|---|
| Last date | The official listing gives no last date; the provider announces it with each call. |
| Who can apply | Age: 18 to 80 years |
| Provider | Department Of Higher Education |
| How to apply | Online |
Contents of this entry
Overview
The VAANI scheme offers a maximum funding of Rs. 2,00,000 per programme. Eligible institutions include AICTE-approved institutes. The official listing does not provide a last date, so check the official portal for updates.
The VAANI scheme aims to promote Indian languages through knowledge-sharing events. It is run by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. The scheme supports conferences, seminars, and workshops in twenty-two Indian languages.
Institutions can receive financial assistance to host these events, fostering cultural and linguistic diversity. This initiative is significant for enhancing education and learning in regional languages.
Eligibility
- Age
- 18 to 80 years
Conditions in the official listing
Eligibility:
- Academic: AICTE-approved institution
- Age: 18 to 80 years
- Category: Must conduct events in one of the specified Indian languages
Two cases, worked through
Examples:
A first-year BBA student at an AICTE-approved institute can apply for funding to host a seminar in Hindi. A second-year student at a non-AICTE approved college cannot apply as their institution is not eligible.
Award value in detail
Award value:
- Maximum funding of Rs. 2,00,000 per programme
- Honorarium of up to Rs. 5,000 per session for subject experts
Funding is reimbursed against actual expenses after the event, with a 50% advance for government institutions. Events must be completed within six months.
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Application steps
Application steps:
- Visit the official portal of the All India Council for Technical Education.
- Locate the module for the VAANI scheme and fill out the online application form.
- Upload required documents, including the bilingual brochure and letter of authorization.
- Submit the application.
- After the event, upload required photographs, videos, and expenditure documents for reimbursement.
Common application errors
Common application errors:
- Missing required documents such as the bilingual brochure or letter of authorization.
- Not adhering to the language requirement for the event.
- Failure to submit the application within the specified dates.
Questions and answers
What is the maximum funding available?
The maximum funding is Rs. 2,00,000 per programme.
Who can apply for the VAANI scheme?
AICTE-approved institutions can apply, including those offering BBA or BCA programs.
Is there an age limit for applicants?
Yes, applicants must be between 18 and 80 years old.
How often can an institution apply for funding?
Institutions can apply for funding only once a year.
What documents are required for application?
Documents include a bilingual brochure, authorization letter, and several others listed in the guidelines.
How is the funding disbursed?
Funding is reimbursed against actual expenses after the event completion.
What languages can the events be conducted in?
Events must be conducted in one of the twenty-two specified Indian languages.
How can I get help regarding the application?
For queries, you can email or call the provided helpline.
Official call and application portal
Applications are submitted only on the provider's own portal. jsrr.in does not accept forms, documents or fees.
Documents from the provider
- Scheme Guidelines atalacademy.aicte.gov.in, PDF
- Calender Of Events (2026-27) atalacademy.aicte.gov.in, PDF
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This entry was drafted with AI tools from the official listing. Each amount and date in it was checked automatically against that listing; read the official call before you apply.
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