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JITO CHENNAI CHA}TER { No. 135 D, Orqund Floor,lll Phase, Spencer Flaza. Anna Salai, Chennai -600002. fune : 0 44 23 46 8 300, E mait clpn nai ch apter@j i tp.prg SCHoLAB.SHIP FOR JAINS Ohiectives of .the Sgheme: The primary objective of the scheme is to support financially weaker section of the students in JAIN COMMUNITY pursuing education in scbsols for std. XI, XII, /colleges. The scheme is to support the student" until he completes the studies. Aoademically killiant Jain students who wish to pursue education in Chennai & Tamil Nadu will be supported. The scherne is non-profit making and is supported by member of Jain community .-,.. maflaged b,y JITO under-'JITO PRAYAS'. This project is philanthropic in nature. The student is supported for the academic fee needed for completion of education. Yearly renewal of scholarship is based on the previous year's performance. Initially the scheme is open to students from Jain Community in Tamil Nadu: The application form ca-': be had Collected and Submitted to the below mentioned address Mr. Ashwin Rathod Convenor - Scholarship Program JITO Chennai Chapter No.769, 135 D. Ground FIoor,lII Phase, Spencer Plaza Anna Salai, Chennai -6000002 The selected candidates will be intimated by the second week June 2019. Last date of Forms Issue: 15th May 2019 Last date for Forms Submission: 10th June 2019 List of documents to be attached with the application: i .i . l. Mark list of the Previous class of study attested,by t.he Head of the lnstitution w 2. Letter of reference (as per specimen enclosed) 3. Photograph ofthe candidate 4. Community certificate issued by any Jain organization stating the candidates applying for scholarship is a Jain. Chairman Doulat Jain Chief Secretary Prayas - Chairman Prayas - Co-Chairman Nimish Tolia Goutham . P. Jain Gotam Bokadia Convener - Scholarship Ashwin Rathod.

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