Assam Tea Tribe Scholarship 2025 - Check Sirish Scholarship List & Payment Date TTWD

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Assam Tea Tribe Scholarship 2025 - Check List & Payment Date TTWD

Assam Tea Tribe Scholarship Payment 2025 Released

Hello and welcome to READARENA. This guide will help you know which TTWD scholarships are currently being paid, how much amount you will receive, and how to verify your payment.

The Assam Government has officially released the payment for the Assam Tea Tribe Scholarship 2025 under the Tea Tribes Welfare Department (TTWD). If you had applied for any of the scholarships in 2024 through the SIRISH portal, you can now check your payment status and beneficiary list online.

TTWD Sirish Scholarship List 2025

Many scholarships are available under the TTWD Sirish Portal, such as -

  • Pre-Matric Scholarship

  • Post-Matric Scholarship

  • Simon Sing Horo Special Post-Matric Scholarship

  • Financial Assistance for Higher Studies

According to recent updates, the payments for the following scholarships have been initiated:

Scholarship NameAmount
Pre-Matric Scholarship₹3,000
Post-Matric Scholarship₹5,000
Financial Assistance for Higher Studies (Class 12 Passed)₹7,000
Simon Sing Horo Special Post-Matric Scholarship₹10,000

If you applied correctly and submitted valid documents, there is no need to worry your name will be listed in the Sirish Scholarship Beneficiary List 2025.

How to Check Sirish Scholarship List 2025

Follow these steps to check your name:

  1. Visit the official Sirish Portal.

  2. Log in using your registered mobile number or application ID.

  3. Navigate to the “Beneficiary List” or “Track Application” section.

  4. Download the PDF list or view your scholarship status.

Tea Tribe Scholarship Payment Date 2025

The Assam Tea Tribe Scholarship payments started rolling out in April 2025. The amount is being credited directly to the bank accounts of eligible students.

How to Confirm Your Payment

  1. SMS Notification: Many students have received an SMS confirming the credit of their scholarship amount. Check the mobile number you used during registration.

  2. Bank Passbook/Mini Statement: Visit your bank and check if any payment from the Assam Government has been credited.

  3. Online Bank App: Log in to your mobile banking app and look for transactions from "Govt. of Assam" or "TTWD."

What to Do If You Haven’t Received the Scholarship Yet?

If your payment hasn't been credited yet, don’t panic. Payments are being released in phases. Here are a few tips:

  • Ensure that your bank account details and IFSC code were correctly entered during the application.

  • Visit the Sirish portal and check if your application status shows as “Approved” or “Payment Sent.”

  • Wait a few more days, as delays may happen due to bank processing.

Final Words

Make sure to stay updated by regularly checking the Sirish Portal and your bank account. Please feel free to leave your feedback in the comments and I'll see you in another one.

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