Sarkari Yojana
Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana
About Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana
Under its Women and Child Development Department, the Madhya Pradesh government introduced the Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana. Children who have lost their parents or guardians to coronavirus infection are given a monthly pension, which continues until the child reaches the age of 21 years, and they also receive education and ration support. The scheme covers children whose parents or guardians died between March 1, 2020, and July 31, and is open only to natives of the state.
Scheme Overview
State Government
Individual
25 May 2021
Scheme Details
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana, applicants must satisfy the following conditions:
The affected family has to be a local…
The affected family has to be a local resident of Madhya Pradesh.
Families eligible for the Chief Minister Covid-19 Yodha…
Families eligible for the Chief Minister Covid-19 Yodha Kalyan Yojana are not covered.
The child's deceased parents must not have been…
The child's deceased parents must not have been government servants or employees of a government undertaking entitled to a pension under the old pension scheme.
Boys/girls aged 21 years or less, or up…
Boys/girls aged 21 years or less, or up to the prescribed duration of the graduation course, whichever is less, are eligible if their-
Parent died of COVID-19, or
Parents died earlier and their legal guardian then died of Covid-19.
One parent died in the past and the other has now died of Covid-19.
Only During from 01 March 2021 to 30 June 2021
Benefits Provided
Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana provides the following benefits to eligible applicants:
Financial Assistance:
Every child beneficiary gets ₹5,000/- each month in a joint account until the age of 18.
Free monthly ration under the National Food Security Act is given to the guardian and child.
Education Assistance:
School Education:
Government schools provide free education
Government schools provide free education.
Fees are paid for those in private schools…
Fees are paid for those in private schools under the RTE provision.
For other private schools, the RTE reimbursement limit…
For other private schools, the RTE reimbursement limit applies.
Class 9 to 12:
Education is free in government schools
Education is free in government schools.
Students of private schools receive ₹10,000/- per year
Students of private schools receive ₹10,000/- per year.
This comes on top of scholarships and other…
This comes on top of scholarships and other benefits.
Higher Education:
General Courses
General Courses.
Fees are fully covered in government/aided universities
Fees are fully covered in government/aided universities.
In private universities, up to ₹15,000/- of fees…
In private universities, up to ₹15,000/- of fees is reimbursed.
Technical Education:
The full fee is covered in government/aided colleges
The full fee is covered in government/aided colleges.
In private colleges, up to ₹1,50,000/- per year…
In private colleges, up to ₹1,50,000/- per year or the actual fee is given (JEE Mains/separate entrance exam).
Private college admissions through the 12th class exam…
Private college admissions through the 12th class exam get up to ₹75,000/- per year or the actual fee.
Medical Education and AYUSH:
The full fee is covered in government/private colleges…
The full fee is covered in government/private colleges on the basis of the NEET score.
Such doctors must serve in rural areas for…
Such doctors must serve in rural areas for 2-5 years (a bond is required).
Documents Required
Applicants should keep the following documents ready before starting the application:
The deceased person's death certificate
The deceased person's death certificate.
Birth/age certificate of the children who will benefit
Birth/age certificate of the children who will benefit.
Bank details (passbook/cancelled cheque)
Bank details (passbook/cancelled cheque).
A photograph of up to 700 KB, in…
A photograph of up to 700 KB, in JPG/JPEG/PNG/PDF format only.
A copy of any one identity card of…
A copy of any one identity card of the guardian-
Driving licence
Driving licence.
PAN card
PAN card.
Ration card
Ration card.
Voter ID or a copy of another identity…
Voter ID or a copy of another identity card.
2021-05-25
How to Apply
Online Application
Applicants can apply for Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Bal Seva Yojana through the online application process outlined below.
Application Process
Registration
Step-1: To begin, open the official website of the Chief Minister COVID-19 Child Welfare Scheme.
Step-2: Next, select the "Aavedan kare" option
Step-3: On the home page that appears, select "SignUP"
Step-4: Provide your name, mobile number, email ID, password and other details.
Step-5: Select the register option.
Apply
Step-1: To begin, open the official website of the Chief Minister COVID-19 Child Welfare Scheme.
Step-2: Next, select the "Aavedan kare" option
Step-3: Choose the login option.
Step-4: Type in your mobile number and password.
Step-5: Then select the submit option.
Step-6 Choose the Chief Minister Covid-19 Child Welfare Scheme option.
Step-7: The application form will now be displayed.
Step-8: Fill in all key information the form asks for, such as name, email ID and mobile number.
Step-9: Upload all the important documents.
Step-10: Finally, select the submit option.
Official Application & Website
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