Mukhyamantri Hamari Betiyan Yojana MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers

The official Shala Darpan scheme card states that Mukhyamantri Hamari Betiyan Yojana began in financial year 2015-16. The year 2018-19 marks a later eligibility expansion through inclusion of an orphan girl, so it cannot be treated as the scheme's commencement year.

Each district contributes exactly four beneficiaries: the girls placed first and second in the district, one meritorious girl from the BPL category, and one meritorious orphan girl. This composition preserves two open district-merit positions and two distinct category-based positions.

All three statements are correct. The scheme covers meritorious girls studying in Rajasthan government schools; four girls per district qualify with at least 75 percent in Class 10; and the Balika Shiksha Foundation provides the prescribed financial assistance through graduate and postgraduate education or training.

The annual ceiling is up to ₹1,15,000 for Classes 11 and 12 or vocational education and training. For graduate and postgraduate education or training, the ceiling rises to ₹2,25,000 per year. The ₹1,00,000 and ₹2,00,000 figures are fee-related components, not the full totals.

Both statements are correct. The official eligibility description requires at least 75 percent in Class 10 for all four district-selection categories. It also records that the orphan-girl category was brought into the scheme from 2018-19, after the scheme had already begun in 2015-16.