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SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS

Govt of Andhra Pradesh offer liberal scholarships to the candidates from their states subject to certain conditions as required by them. In addition Government of India Ministry of Defence also provides some share at varying rates to those cadets receiving State Government scholarships.

The Government of Andhra Pradesh grants Merit Scholarships for 50% of boys admitted every year on the basis of order of merit in Entrance Examination, irrespective of the income of Parent / Guardian. This Scheme is only for Andhra Pradesh Domicile boys.

The Government of Andhra Pradesh grants Scholarships to the Andhra Pradesh Domicile boys on the basis of monthly basic pay of the father only (mother, in case of father is not alive or guardian, incase of both father and mother are not alive).

The scholarship scheme of the A.P.Government is as given below

Scholarship of Rs.50,000/- (of which Rs.2,000/- from MoD) plus clothing allowance is given to the merit scholarship holders irrespective of parents income. Merit scholarship will be continued for the subsequent years subject to securing a minimum of 70% marks in aggregate in Annual Examinations. The balance amount of Fees and other charges is to be paid by the parents of General, Defence categories and SC & ST categories.

The school is adjudged as the best available School by the Social Welfare / Tribal Welfare Department. Scholarships are awarded by the Social Welfare / Tribal Welfare Department to the SC / ST Boys whose Parent's income is less than Rs. 65,000/- Rs. 2,00,000/- per annum respectively under the Bright Boys Scheme - Pre-Matric Scholarships. To continue availing Scholarship awarded by Social Welfare / Tribal Welfare Departments during the subsequent years boys should obtain a minimum 60% Marks in aggregate in the Annual Examinations.

Merit/Income-based scholarship scheme as given below is available.

Type of scholarships	Monthly Income (Basic Pay only)	Tuition fee (In Rs)	Diet subsidy (Rs.50/- per day and 295 days)	Clothing allowances	Total
Merit	Being provided irrespective of income. Merit basis	48,000	14,750	500	63,250
Full (A)	0 - 21000	48,000	14,750	500	63,250
75%	21001 - 26000	36,000	14,750	500	51,250
50%	26001 - 31000	24,000	14,750	500	39,250
25%	31001 - 39000	12,000	14,750	500	27,250

Govt of Telangana scholarship
Type of scholarships	Monthly Income (Basic Pay only)	Tuition fee (In Rs)	Diet subsidy	Clothing allowances	Total
Merit	Being provided irrespective of income. Merit basis	32,000	5,900	500	38,400
Full (A)	0 - 8000	32,000	5,900	500	38,400
75%	8001 - 10000	24,000	5,900	500	30,400
50%	10001 - 12000	16,000	5,900	500	22,400
25%	12000 - 15000	8,000	5,900	500	14,400

Note *AP & Telangana state Scholarship towards clothing will be Rs.1,000/- for new admission and 500/- in subsequent years.

# Diet supplement will be taken into School A/c to provide enriched diet to Cadets.

In addition to the above Scholarships / Incentive from Ministry of Defence, New Delhi will be granted for the following :-
To all the cadets of the School @ Rs.4,761/- as per previous year's rate.
All the cadets joining NDA as well as Technical Entry Scheme of Defence Service
Shall be reimbursed the actual tuition fee paid for classes XI and XII.

Govt of Bihar scholarship (Income based Scholarships)

For general / OBC Cadets			For SC/ST Cadets
Monthly Income (Basic Pay only)	Tuition fee (In Rs)	Clothing allowances	Monthly Income (Basic Pay only)	Tuition fee (In Rs)	Clothing allowances
Upto Rs.8000/-	8500	800/400	Upto Rs.8,500/-	8500	800/400
8001 to 10,000/-	6500	800/400	8,501 to 10,500/-	6500	800/400
10,001 to 12,000/-	5500	Nil	10,501 to 12,000/-	5500	Nil
Above 12,000/-	Nil	Nil	Above 12,000/-	Nil	Nil

Bihar state Scholarship towards clothing will be Rs.1,000/- for new admission and 500/- in subsequent years.

Scholarship Continuation / Retention criteria

Classes	GEN / DEF	SC/ ST
For Classes VI to VIII Grade Points	33	30
For Classes IX & X Grade Points	28	25
For Class XI Subject minimum	45%	40%
Aggregate	55%	50%

Free Education on Merit cum Means for AP Domiciled Students. This ScholarshipVscheme is to provide free education to poor and meritorious students whose parental income is below Rs. 2000/-. Out of the available money, equal no. of students for every class will be awarded scholarship to provide free education (Tuition Fee, Dietary Charges Incidental Charges, part of Pocket Money and Text & Note Books only) subject to release of grant from Govt. of A.P. This scholarship will be granted afresh on year to year basis based on the Merit in Entrance Exam in respect of New Admissions and on the Merit in the annual examinations in respect of all other classes i.e. 7th to 12th every year.

Defence Scholarship

Ministry of Defence awards limited number of scholarships to the children of Service Personnel including Ex-servicemen who are studying in Sainik Schools. The selection of Scholars for grant of defence scholarships will be made by the Ministry of Defence from amongst those who have qualified for admission on merit. The Scholarship once awarded to pupil will continue to be awarded to him throughout his stay in the school provided.
Scholarship continuation / Retention criteria

He is not reported upon adversely regarding discipline.
He is otherwise eligible for the continuance of scholarship on the basis of rank or income of his parent as the case may be.

The Defence Scholarship to the wards of Defence Personnel and Ex-servicemen as under :-

Classes	GEN / DEF	SC/ ST
For Classes VI to VIII Grade Points	33	30
For Classes IX & X Grade Points	28	25
For Class XI Subject minimum	45%	40%
Aggregate	55%	50%

Type Scholarship	Serving Defence Personnel	Ex-Servicemen	Amount
Full	NCOs and ORs	NCOs and ORs	Rs. 32.000/-
Half	JCOs	JCOs	Rs. 16,000/-
-	Officers	Officers	Nil

Note* In case of AP Domiciled boys, Diet Supplement of Rs.14,750/-(Rs.50/- per day for 295 dyas) will be released by the Govt. of A.P., in addition to the scholarship by the Ministry of Defence,which will be taken into School A/c to provide enriched diet to cadets.
In addition to the above Scholarships, Incentive from Ministry of Defence, New Delhi will also be granted as mentioned above.

MEDICAL STANDARDS

Candidates for admission to Sainik School should conform to the following medical standards:

VISUAL STANDARDS
(a) Distant Vision Better eye .. V-6/6 Worse eye .. V-6/9
(b) Near Vision N-5 Each eye Correctable to 6/6
(c) Colour Vision CPI (MLT)

Candidates who do not possess the minimum colour perception standard CP-3 (Defective safe) defined below be declared unfit:

Fundus and Media to be healthy and within normal limits.
No undue degenerative signs of vitreous or chorioretina to be present suggesting progressive myoretina.
Must possess good binocular vision (fusion faculty and full field of vision in both eyes).
There should be no organic disease likely to cause exacerbations or deterioration.
Colour vision: Safe or defective safe.

CP-3 (Defective safe): Candidates should be able to recognize white signal, green colour correctly as shown by Martin?s lantern at a distance of 15 meters or read the requisite plates or Ishiara Book / Tokyo Medical College Book.
Note:

DENTAL CONDITIONS

It should be ensured that sufficient number and sound teeth are present for efficient mastication.

(a) A candidate must have a minimum of 14 dental points to be acceptable. In order to assess the dental condition of an individual, points are allotted as under:
(i) Central incisor, lateral incisor, 1st and 2nd premolar and underdeveloped 3rd molar-one one point each.
(ii) 1st and 2nd molar and fully developed third molar- 2 points each. When all 32 teeth are present, there will be a total count of 22 points.
(b) The following teeth in good functional apposition must be present in jaw:
(i)Any four of the six anterior.
(ii)Any six of the ten posteriors.
(c)Candidates suffering from sever pyorrhoea will be rejected. If the state of pyorrhoea in the opinion of the Dental Officer can be cured without extraction of teeth, the candidate may be accepted.

HEARING STANDARDS

Hearing will be tested by speech test. Wherever required audiometric records will also be taken.

(a) Speech Test. The candidate should be able to hear a forced whisper with each ear separately at a distance of 610 cms.
(b) Audiometric Record. The candidate should have no loss of hearing in either ear at frequencies 128 to 4.095 cycles per second: Audiometric reading between (-) 10 and (+) 10.

KNOCK KNEE

Method of examination.

(a)The candidate will be examined standing erect.
(b)The knee joints will be kept fully extended with the feet parallel and the patellae facing directly forwards.
(c)The distance between medical melleoli will be measured with the medial condyles touching each other.
(d) Any associated deformity of the feet or hip or genu recurvatum will be looked for the same time.

Acceptable for admission.

(a) Milder degree of knock knee when the distance between melleoli is not more than two inches will not be a bar to acceptance, provided there is no other associated disability. This will be considered as a minor disability and recorded as such. The candidate should be able to stand to attention with shoes or boots without flexing or overlapping of either knees.
(b) Marked degree of knock knee with the distance between the malleoli MORE THAN TWO INCHES WILL BE UNFIT FOR ACCEPTANCE.
(c) If the candidate is able to stand to attention without flexion of knee irrespective of any intermalleolar measurements, such candidates can safely be declared as fit.

GENERAL STANDARDS

It will be ensured that:

(a) There is no evidence of week constitution, imperfect development, serious malformation or obesity.
(b) There is no mal development or impairment of function of the bones or joints and that no cervical rib detectable on
physical examination.
Note: A Candidate with a rudimentary cervical rib detected incidentally only on skiagram of the chest when this is done, and
in whom there are no signs or symptoms referable to the cervical rib may be considered fit and a note to this effect will be recorded
by the Medical Officer in the medical board proceedings.
(c) There is no impediment of speech.
(d) There is no malformation of the head, deformity from fracture or depression of the bones of the skull.
(e) The is no impaired hearing, discharge from tympanic membrane, signs of acute or chronic disease of either ear, unhealed perforation
of the suppurative otitis media or evidence of radical or modified radical or mastoid operation.

Note: A soundly healed perforation without any impairment of the mobility of the drum and without impairment of hearing should not be
a bar to acceptance of a candidate.
(f) There is no disease of the bones or cartilage of the nose or nasal polyp or disease of nasopharynx and accessory sinuses.
Note: A small asymptomatic traumatic perforation of the nasal septum will not be a cause of outright rejection and such cases would be
referred to the adviser in otology.
(g) There are no enlarged glands due to tuberculosis or other disease in the neck and other parts of the body and that the thyroid gland is normal.
Note: Scars of operation for the removal of tuberculosis glands are not a cause for rejection provided three has been no active disease within the
preceding five years and the chest is clinically and radiologically clear.
(h) There is no disease of the throat, palate, tonsils or gums or any disease or injury affecting the normal function of either mandibular joints.
Note: Simple hypertrophy of the tonsils, if there is no history of attacks of tonsillitis is not a cause for rejection.
(j) There is no sign of functional or organic disease of the heart and blood vessels.
(k) There is no evidence of pulmonary tuberculosis or previous history of this disease or any other chronic disease of the lungs.
(l) There is no evidence of any disease of the digestive system including any abnormality of the live spleen.
(m) Inguinal hernlia (unoperated) will be a cause of rejection.

Note: In the case of candidates who have been operated for hernia may be declared fit provided:
(i) One year has elapsed since the operation. Documentary proof is to be furnished by the candidate to this effect.
(ii) General Tone of the abdominal musculature is good.
(iii) There has been no recurrence of the hernia or complication connected with the operation.
(n) There is no hydrocele or definite varicocele or any other disease or defect of the genital organs.
Note: (i) A candidate who has been operated for hydrocele will be accepted if there are no abnormalities of the cord and testicles and there is no
evidence of filariasis.
(ii) Undescended intra abdominal testicles on one side should not be bar to acceptance of candidate provided the other testicle is normal and there is
no untoward physical or psychological effect due to the undescended testicle. Undescended testis retained in the inquinal canal or at external inguinal
ring is however, a bar to acceptance unless corrected by operation.
(p) There is no fistula and / or fissure of the anus, or evidence of haemorroids.
(q) There is no disease of the kidneys. All cases of gliycosuria and albuminuria will be rejected.
(r) There is no disease of the skin, unless temporary or trivial scars which by their extent or position cause, or are likely to cause, disability or marked
disfigurement are a cause for rejection. (s) There is no active latent or congenital veneral disease. (t) There is no history or evidence of mental disease. Candidates suffering from epilepsy, incontinence of urine or enuresis will not be accepted.
(u) There is no squint or morbid condition of the eye, or the lids which is liable to risk of aggravation or recurrence. (v) There is active trachoma or its complications. Note: Remedial operations are to be performed prior to entry. No guarantee is given for ultimate acceptance and it should be clearly understood by the candidates that the decision whether an operation is desirable or necessary is one to be made by their private medical advisor. The School will accept no liability regarding the result of operation and expense incurred.