Devnarayan Scooty and Incentive Scheme MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

The scooter track begins after at least 50 percent in Class 12 and immediate regular admission to UG year 1. The continuity rule bars a Class 12-to-UG gap and a graduation-to-PG gap. Eligible non-scooter girls receive ₹10,000 per graduation year, while PG year 2 carries another ₹20,000 after at least 50 percent in PG year 1.

The scheme is a girls-only merit-plus-need programme for Rajasthan-domicile students belonging to the notified Special/Most Backward Class communities, including Gurjar, Banjara, Gadia Lohar, Raika, Gadariya and Gayri groups. Therefore option A states the beneficiary base correctly.

Both statements accurately describe the complete scooter package. It provides one free scooter and one-year insurance, while the department also bears the cost of 2 litres of petrol supplied once at distribution and transportation up to handover. Therefore both statements are correct.

The annual income of the family—parents or guardian and, where applicable, the husband—must be below ₹2,50,000. This is an income ceiling, so an amount equal to or above that threshold does not satisfy the wording. Hence option B is the precise condition.

The incentive track supports eligible non-scooter beneficiaries with ₹10,000 in each of the first, second and third graduation years when they score at least 50 percent each year. It provides ₹20,000 in PG year 1 and another ₹20,000 in PG year 2 when the PG first-year marks condition is met.