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- The CEWRE Fellowship\/Scholarship will be awarded from Fellowship\/Scholarship Head to the full time regular students (an M.Sc student will ensure 20hrs of presence at Campus & will be performing duties as assigned to him by Lab. Incharge\/Advisor\/Director and a Ph.D student will ensure 40hrs for presence at Campus & will performing duties as assigned by Lab. Incharge\/Advisor\/Director) enrolled in second and onward semesters of M.Sc and Ph.D programs.<\/li>\n
- A fellowship\/scholarship committee of odd members will be constituted by the Director to implement fellowship\/scholarship scheme as per these prevailing SOP\u2019s & other rules.<\/li>\n
- An awardee is not to hold any other fellowship\/scholarship\/stipend during the fellowship\/scholarship period.<\/li>\n
- The fellowship\/scholars are bound to complete the studies within specific period of time.<\/li>\n
- It is not allowed to take semester breaks during entire fellowship\/scholarship period.<\/li>\n
- The fellowship\/scholarship will be awarded, initially for a period of one year and would be extendable periodically up to a maximum of two years for an M.Sc student and four years for a Ph.D student subject to the satisfactory performance of the awardee.
\nRevised (31-01-2022<\/em>): <\/b>Fellowship\/scholarships will be awarded at the start of M.Sc\/Ph.D course and will be availed for two years for M.Sc and four years for Ph.D cases, subject to positive reviews and satisfactory performance.<\/li>\n- Awardee will be required to submit regular reports of academic performance through his\/her academic Advisor\/Research Supervisor at the end of each semester.<\/li>\n
- During the fellowship\/scholarship period, awardee would also be bound to comply with all official directives, issued by the competent authority. Unsatisfactory progress and non-compliance to official orders will render liable to cancellation of fellowships\/scholarships and the awardee will have no right and no claim for the continuity of the scholarships in the next semesters.<\/li>\n
- An awardee shall sign an agreement with the CEWRE on non-judicial paper (stamp paper) to the effect that in case the awardee leaves the CEWRE without completing the degree he\/she will have to pay back the entire amount of the fellowship\/scholarship received.<\/li>\n
- In addition, a personal guarantee of a person of means on non-judicial (stamp) paper to the effect of ensuring the recovery in case of default by the student would need to be furnished.<\/li>\n
- Both Fellowships\/scholarships i.e. Top Positions and Merit Based scholarship can be availed simultaneously.<\/li>\n
- Ph.D scholars availing CEWRE fellowship\/scholarship must published two research papers in impact factor journals, while M.Sc students availing CEWRE fellowship\/scholarship must submit research paper in impact factor journal. Paper will be considered submitted once it has reached to 2nd review cycle or it is accepted.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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B). Eligibility Criteria<\/strong><\/p>\n
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- The CEWRE Fellowship\/Scholarship will be awarded on Merit and Need base criteria.<\/li>\n
- Merit based Fellowship\/Scholarship will be awarded in order of merit based on latest CGPA. A student must have secured minimum CGPA of 3.00 out of 4.00 and positive feedback from the designated authority\/Director.<\/li>\n
- For Need base fellowship\/scholarship, parents\/guardian of students having monthly income equal or less than Rs.60,000\/- by all means.<\/li>\n
- Minimum CGPA for Need Based fellowship\/scholarship should be in accordance to HEC that is CGPA 2.5 out 4.0.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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Fellowship\/Scholarship Stipend Rates<\/strong><\/p>\n
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