Savitribai Phule Kishori Samridhi Yojana — Overview

A general overview of this Jharkhand government scheme for girl students, based on publicly available information, with guidance on where to verify current, official details.

This scheme is run by a state department separate from JAC. Eligibility, amounts and application steps should be verified with the official scheme guideline before applying.

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Savitribai Phule Kishori Samridhi Yojana — Introduction

The Savitribai Phule Kishori Samridhi Yojana (SPKSY) is a scheme of the Government of Jharkhand aimed at supporting the education of adolescent girl students and discouraging early/child marriage. It is administered through the state's Women, Child Development and Social Security Department, working with schools and Anganwadi/CDPO offices at the district level, rather than being a scheme run directly by JAC.

This scheme is run by a state department separate from JAC's examination functions. We include it here because many JAC students and their families ask about it. For binding eligibility, amounts and application steps, always refer to the official scheme guideline or your district's Women & Child Development / Anganwadi office.

Objective

The scheme is intended to:

  • Promote continued education for adolescent girls
  • Reduce school dropout rates among girl students
  • Discourage child/early marriage
  • Support girls financially at key stages of school and the transition to higher education

Eligibility (As Publicly Reported)

Based on publicly available government and district-level information, the scheme has generally been described as covering girl students studying in Class 8 to Class 12 in Jharkhand, along with a further one-time benefit around age 18–19. Reported conditions have included being a permanent resident of Jharkhand and family income-related criteria.

Exact eligibility conditions, income limits and documentation requirements should be confirmed with the official scheme guideline or your district's Women & Child Development / Anganwadi office — do not rely solely on the summary above when applying.

Benefit Structure (As Publicly Reported)

Publicly available reports describe the total assistance under the scheme as being paid in instalments across Class 8 through Class 12, with an additional one-time amount payable around age 18–19. Because exact instalment amounts can be revised by the government, we do not restate specific rupee figures here as guaranteed — please verify the current amount on the official scheme document.

Application Process

Applications under this type of scheme are typically routed through the Anganwadi worker or Child Development Project Officer (CDPO) at the block/district level, sometimes alongside school records confirming enrolment. Some state schemes also maintain an online portal for registration and tracking.

Your school or local Anganwadi centre is usually the fastest way to get the current, correct application process for your district.

Documents Generally Required

  • Birth certificate
  • Aadhaar card (student and parent/guardian, where applicable)
  • School enrolment / bonafide certificate
  • Bank or post office account passbook
  • Residence proof

Confirm the exact document list with your Anganwadi/CDPO office or the official scheme guideline, as requirements can be updated.

Official Portal & PDF

We have not been able to independently verify a single, stable official portal URL for this scheme at the time of writing, so we are not linking a specific portal or PDF here to avoid pointing you to an incorrect or outdated address.

Official PDF link will be added after verification. In the meantime, please confirm current guidelines through your school, your district Women & Child Development / Social Security Department office, or the Jharkhand state government's official channels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Savitribai Phule Kishori Samridhi Yojana run by JAC?

No. It is a scheme of the Government of Jharkhand's Women, Child Development and Social Security Department, administered separately from JAC's examination functions. We cover it here because many JAC students ask about it.

Which girls are covered under this scheme?

Publicly available information generally describes coverage for girl students from Class 8 to Class 12 in Jharkhand, with a further benefit around age 18–19 — but you should confirm exact eligibility with the official scheme guideline.

How much financial assistance does the scheme provide?

Reported total assistance has been described in government and news sources as being paid in instalments through the school years plus a one-time amount at age 18–19. Please verify the current, official amount before relying on any figure, including ours.

Where do I apply for this scheme?

Applications are typically routed through your school and the local Anganwadi worker or CDPO office. Contact your district's Women & Child Development / Social Security Department office for the current process.

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