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- 1BACKWARD CLASSES AND MOST BACKWARD CLASSES WELFARE POLICY NOTE 2026-2027ப.1
The department covers Backward Classes, Most Backward Classes and Denotified Communities.
- 2Directorate of Backward Classes Welfare was established in 1969ப.1
The Directorate of Most Backward Classes and Denotified Communities Welfare followed in 1989.
- 3Denotified Communities Welfare Board was established in 2007ப.2
For the socio-economic development of Denotified Communities.
- 4Reservation is being enforced in Tamil Nadu since 1921ப.4
The single most quotable date in this note.
- 5separate 20% reservation has been provided to Most Backward Classes and Denotified Communities since 1989ப.4
A distinct quota within the State's reservation structure.
- 6exclusive 3.5% reservation has been provided for Backward Class Muslims since 2007ப.4
Learn the three dates together: 1921, 1989, 2007.
- 7annual incentive of Rs.500ப.9
For MBC and Denotified Communities girls in Classes 3 to 5 in rural Government and aided schools; Rs.1,000 a year in Class 6.
- 8Rs.13.41 croreப.9
Allocated in 2026-27 for that incentive, with a parental income ceiling of Rs.1.00 lakh.
- 9scholarship assistance up to a maximum of Rs.2.00 lakh per person per yearப.10
Income ceiling Rs.2.50 lakh; Rs.11.10 crore allocated in 2026-27 across the two directorates.
- 10Tamil Nadu Integrated State Scholarship Portalப.13
Scholarships are routed through TNISSP and paid by Direct Benefit Transfer.
- 11Rs.4,000/- per yearப.13
For girls in Classes 9 and 10 in Government schools; Rs.120.55 crore allocated for 2026-27.
- 12first graduate in their familyப.15
The eligibility test for diploma and professional course support.
- 13boarding and lodging allowance of Rs.400/- per monthப.16
Rs.4,000 a year over 10 months for students in institution-run hostels; Rs.251.49 crore allocated.
- 145,32,000 Class 11 studentsப.16
Will receive modern bicycles with helmet and water bottle in 2026-27 at a cost of Rs.277.00 crore.
- 151,343 Social Justice Hostelsப.17
For students whose parental income does not exceed Rs.2.00 lakh.
- 1654,811 students admittedப.17
Currently staying in the Social Justice Hostels.
- 174% of seats are reserved for persons with disabilitiesப.20
With five further seats in each hostel for children of Sri Lankan Tamil refugee camps.
- 182,102 students over and above the sanctioned strengthப.21
Heads of Department may admit this many extra, subject to infrastructure, once the Collector's powers are exhausted.
- 19monthly food charges of Rs.1,400/- per student in school hostelsப.21
And Rs.1,500 in college hostels.
- 20Mutton is served on the first and third Wednesdaysப.21
Chicken on the second and fourth - the kind of specific the exam sometimes asks.
- 21Rs.40/- per festival for school-hostel studentsப.22
Rs.80 for college hostels, on Thai Pongal, Republic Day, Tamil New Year, Independence Day and Deepavali.
- 22monthly miscellaneous allowance of Rs.100ப.22
For school hostel inmates and Rs.150 for college hostels, credited directly to bank accounts.
- 23Hostel Management Information Systemப.23
Being implemented at a cost of Rs.10.89 crore to monitor attendance and student safety.
- 2414 Government recognized Private hostelsப.27
Their students receive Rs.1,400 a month for 10 months; Rs.1.37 crore allocated.