π RTI for Scholarship Delay – Step-by-Step Guide to Get Status & Disbursement (2025)
Applied for a government scholarship but haven’t received your funds yet? Whether it's state-level, central, or minority scholarships, you have the right to know what's causing the delay under the RTI Act, 2005.
β What You Can Ask Through RTI
Using the RTI Act, you can legally request the following:
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β Status of your scholarship application
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β Officer-wise movement of your file
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β Reasons for delay
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β Expected date of disbursement
π― When Should You File RTI for Scholarship Delay?
Consider filing an RTI if:
π Scholarship Portal Shows:
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“Pending with department” for weeks/months
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No update after verification
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Approval shown but no funds credited
π Sample RTI Application Format
Here’s how to draft your RTI if you choose to file it yourself.
π Attachments Required:
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Copy of scholarship application or acknowledgment
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Your ID proof (if required)
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βΉ10 IPO/DD or RTI Online receipt
π οΈ How to File RTI for Scholarship Status
Option 1: Use FileMyRTI.com (Recommended)
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Visit FileMyRTI.com
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Select “Scholarship Delay” RTI Service
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Upload your application number and scheme name
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Let the team draft, post, and track your RTI
Let experts draft and send your RTI for you:
π Apply RTI for Scholarship Delay – Click Here
Just select "Scholarship Delay", upload your documents, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Option 2: File It Yourself
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Use the format above
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Send to the correct state or central PIO
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Attach the fee and send via Registered Post
π Timeline for Response
The department must reply within 30 days of receiving your RTI.
If there is no response, file a First Appeal to the Appellate Authority.
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