YES SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP

Recognize potential early.

Historical YES school-program records describe scholarship examinations designed for students in affiliated Indian schools.

WHO COULD APPLY — HISTORICAL

School students across India.

One archived cycle covered Classes 3–10 of CBSE, ICSE and State Board affiliated schools. The 2020 YES Scholarship page expanded eligibility to Classes 1–12.

Classes 1–12*CBSEICSEState Board
*Later archived 2020 record; not a current eligibility statement.
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Every Child is a Scholar.
YES archive — student and parent benefits
SUBJECT TRACKS

Subject scholarship tracks in the archive.

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YES Mathematics

Historical subject-specific program. Archived Arogya records also describe Mathematics + General Knowledge formats.

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YES Science

Science scholarship track; later senior-secondary records distinguish Science-Maths and Science-Biology.

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YES English

Designed around English spelling, grammar and learning; General Knowledge was compulsory in the archived 2020 format.

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YES Commerce

Archived 2020 school program for Classes 11 and 12, with Commerce and General Knowledge.

HISTORICAL TEST FORMAT

What the old records show.

DurationArchived formats include 60, 80 and 90-minute tests depending on the program/cycle.
Question typeObjective questions.
LanguageBilingual English + local language in several offline school formats; Arogya was English online.
SubjectsGeneral Knowledge, Mathematics, Science and English in the general school format.
MarkingHistorical pages state negative marking in several formats.
STUDENT & SCHOOL BENEFITS

Recognition was a central part of the program.

The archive describes scholarships and awards, school-level recognition, certificates, eco-friendly green-paper certificates, plants for students, seminars/webinars and education camps.

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Recognition

Top students and schools received awards in historical cycles.

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Education Camp

Selected winners were invited to special educational camps with faculty and mentors.

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Fee Waiver

Historical pages describe fee-waiver seats for students from poor financial backgrounds and underprivileged families.