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Muscat-based SEWA invites applications for scholarship

June 2, 2012

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Muscat, June 2: Social / Educational Welfare Association, a wing of Muscat-based South Kanara Muslim Welfare Association, has invited applications for educational scholarships from deserving Muslim students of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi Districts.

The applicants should have passed 12th Std / PUC during the academic year 2011-2012 by securing 70% or above marks.

They should be desirous of pursuing education for three-year degree/diploma course in any of the recognized colleges or educational institutions in the above mentioned districts.

The applications can be sent to [email protected] mentioning Ref No:- SEWA /SKMWA / Mct - Mng /1433 - 2012., on or before June 12, 2012. The applications should be supported with the resume of the candidate clearly mentioning details of parents /guardian, family income and source of income with the number of dependants, home address, contact telephone numbers and email id.

The application should also contain two local references with their name, address and telephone numbers.

The candidates are also requested to attach passport size photo, a bonafide letter from the respective masjid /jamath, on their letterhead with telephone number, copy of the final marks of 12th Std / PUC - 2011/2012, attested by the principal of the Institution, copy of the marks card of the 10th Std & 11th Std.

The applicants are also requested to furnish details of course/fees and college/Institution they propose to join.

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