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By JobJet · Programme sources checked 26 October 2026
An interruption in family income can make the next education payment difficult. Parivartan Educational Crisis Scholarship Support (ECSS), funded through HDFC Bank’s CSR programme and operated by Buddy4Study, combines academic and financial criteria, with preference for students affected by a recent personal or family crisis.
| Eligible study | Classes 1–12 and eligible diploma, ITI, polytechnic, undergraduate and postgraduate courses. |
|---|---|
| Academic threshold | At least 55% in the previous qualifying examination. |
| Income ceiling | Annual family income up to ₹2.5 lakh. |
| Grant range | ₹15,000–₹75,000, depending on the study category. |
| Listed deadline | The 2026–27 programme sections show 31 October 2026. Confirm your category’s live form. |
The programme lists ₹15,000 for Classes 1–6 and ₹18,000 for Classes 7–12 and eligible diploma/ITI/polytechnic study. General UG support is ₹30,000; professional UG is ₹50,000. General PG is ₹35,000 and professional PG is ₹75,000. The highest figure does not apply to every applicant.
Preference is described for applicants whose personal or family crisis occurred within the past three years and puts continued education at risk. Follow the live checklist for admission, income, academic and relevant crisis evidence. The website contains some older year references, so check document-year instructions in the current application.
Choose the school, UG or PG category that matches your present course. Before submitting, compare the form against your records and check that each uploaded file is readable. If a requirement is unclear, use the programme’s listed help channel rather than guessing.
Keep an acknowledgement and a short record of any follow-up requests. Submission is the start of assessment, not confirmation of an award. Review any offer carefully before using it in a fee-payment plan.
Programme providers control selection, benefits, deadlines and continuation. JobJet is an independent information website and does not collect scholarship applications or guarantee an award.