Archive · 20 Sep 2026
Madhya Pradesh Gives Scooty Assistance to 7,400 Students
Madhya Pradesh gave vehicle-buying help to more than 7,400 students who did very well in school.
The students can use the assistance to get an e-scooter or another motorised vehicle.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav handed keys to some students at a ceremony in Bhopal.
The money was sent directly to the students’ bank accounts.
Starting in 2026, students must score at least 70% in Class 12.
They must also come first in their school.
E-scooter assistance can be as high as ₹1.20 lakh.
Assistance for another motorised vehicle can be as high as ₹90,000.
The money can also cover registration, insurance, two helmets and accessories.
More than 7,400 meritorious students across Madhya Pradesh received assistance for e-scooters or motorised vehicles.
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav ceremonially handed vehicle keys to selected students at a state-level event in Bhopal on Saturday.
The assistance was transferred directly into eligible students’ bank accounts.
From 2026, applicants must score at least 70% in Class 12 and rank first in their respective schools.
Eligible students can receive up to ₹1.20 lakh for an e-scooter or ₹90,000 for a motorised vehicle, including specified related costs.
- Who
- More than 7,400 meritorious students in Madhya Pradesh received vehicle assistance, with keys handed over ceremonially by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.
- What
- The Madhya Pradesh Scooty Scheme provided financial assistance for e-scooters and motorised vehicles.
- When
- The state-level programme took place on Saturday; the revised eligibility rules apply from 2026.
- Where
- Government Subhash Utkrisht, also described as Government Subhash Excellence, Higher Secondary School in Bhopal’s Shivaji Nagar.
- Why
- The scheme is intended to encourage academic excellence and provide easier transportation for meritorious students.
- Recipients
- More than 7,400 meritorious students
- E-scooter assistance
- Up to ₹1.20 lakh
- Motorised vehicle assistance
- Up to ₹90,000
- Revised academic requirement
- At least 70% in Class 12
- Ranking requirement
- First position in the student’s respective school
- Covered expenses
- Ex-showroom price, registration, insurance, two helmets and accessories
- Payment method
- Direct transfer to eligible students’ bank accounts
