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| The College has instituted the following awards and prizes to honour and encourage the meritorious students. | |
| Scholarships | |
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National loan scholarship |
| NLS is given to Indian nationals for the courses after matriculation or SSLC leading to the first degree. Those with 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination are eligible. The income limit is Rs.25,000/-. There is no income limit for the PG students. Undergraduate students who set scholarship/stipend under any of the schemes are not eligible. The form of application may be obtained from the DCE Trivandrum on payment of Rs.2/-. | |
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National Merit Scholarship |
| This scholarship is awarded strictly on the basis of merit. If the income exceeds Rs.25,000/- per annum, a certificate of merit and a national prize of Rs.100/-will be awarded. | |
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National Merit Scholarship for the Children of Primary and Secondary School Teachers. |
| These scholarships will be awarded to the children of serving teachers only according to merit and availability. | |
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Scholarship to physically Handicapped Students |
| The candidates should secure at least 40% marks at the previous annual examinations and whose parents’ annual examination. The income should not exceed Rs.24,000/-per annum. | |
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State scholarships |
| Students who have secured not less than 60% marks for the qualifying examinations and whose parents’ annual income does not exceed Rs.7,500/-, Rs.10,000/-, Rs.12,000/- for the pre-degree, Degree and PG courses respectively are eligible to apply. | |
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University Merit Scholarship |
| Awarded by the university strictly on merit basis, subject wise. | |
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Travancore Temple Entry Proclamation Memorial Scholarship only for SC/St students who have secured first class for SSLC. |
| Students who have secured not less than 60% marks in the qualifying examination are eligible to apply for the above scholarship. | |
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State Scholarship to Muslim Nadar girl student |
| Income limit below Rs.8,000/-per annum. | |
| Awards |
| Name of Awards | Awarded to |
| Cardinal Scholarship | A first year degree student once in three years on the basis of merit and financial need. |
| Msgr. Paul Vattoly Prize | The degree student securing the highest mark under Part III Physics (main & subs together) |
| Rev. Dr.C.A. Abraham Prize | The degree student securing the highest marks in Part I English. |
| Rev. Dr.C.A. Abraham Prize | The degree student securing the highest marks in Part I English. |
| Rev.Fr. Antony
Kayithra Memorial Prize |
The student securing the highest marks in Zoology main at the final year B.Sc.exam. |
| Sri.P.O.Paul Memorial Prize | The students securing the highest marks in Physics main and Physics (subsidiary). |
| Rev.Sr. Janitta Award | The student securing the highest marks in Botany main (final year B.Sc.). |
| Prof. P.J Paul Memorial Scholarship | A first year Physics main degree student on the basis of merit and financial need. |
| Dr. A. Madhavan Award | The student securing the highest marks in B.Sc. Zoology main in final year university examination. |
| Prof.P.D.Ouseph Award | The student securing the highest marks in B.Sc. Maths main in final year university examination. |
| Dr. M.K. Augustine Award | The student securing the highest marks in subsidiary Botany in the university examination. |
| Sri.K.J.George kureekal Memorial Award | The student with the highest marks in III year B.Sc. Chemistry. |
| Sri. Joseph P.Puthussery Memorial Award | The student securing the highest marks in the M.Com. degree course. |
| Prof. Jacob Joy Mannully Award | The student of B.A English Literature main securing the highest marks in the optional subjects (main and sub) in the university examination. |
| Prof.P.P. John Award | The student securing the highest marks in part III Zoology Main Practical Examinations (final B.Sc.) |
| Prof. Kurias. J. Kadavan Award | The final B.Sc. Chemistry student on the basis of marks secured in Chemistry for the I&II year university Examination. |
| Rev. Sr. Cletus Award | The student who secures the highest marks for part II Hindi at the undergraduate level. |
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