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TAMIL NADU GOVERNMENT SCHEMES

EDUCATION
Category Details
1. Naan Mudhalvan
Launched on March 2022
Launched by and Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, Tamil Nadu
Launch Place
Period Ongoing Initiative
Department Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation (TNSDC),
Department of Higher Education, Government of Tamil Nadu
Aim|Objectives Provide skill development training for youth
- Enhance employability through industry-relevant skills
- Foster public-private partnerships for better job
opportunities
- Offer placement and career support
Features / - Free skill training in 20+ sectors (IT, Healthcare, Logistics,
Components etc.)
- Industry-academia partnerships for certifications & training
- Faculty development programs for colleges
- Internship & placement assistance
- Online e-learning modules & access to MOOCs
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) certification
- Career guidance and mentorship support
Target Youth in Tamil Nadu (Aged 18-35 years)
Target Group - Students & Job Seekers: Free training & certification
- Colleges & Institutions: Academic collaborations
- Corporates: Skilled workforce supply & training
customization
Criteria Resident of Tamil Nadu
- Aged between 18-35 years
- Interested in skill-based training & employment

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Outcomes Improved employment opportunities for trained youth
- Strengthened industry-academia collaboration
- Increased number of skilled professionals in Tamil Nadu
- Boost to Tamil Nadu’s economy through a skilled workforce

2. Chief Minister Breakfast Scheme (Including Expansion)

Launched on 15-09-2022 (Initial Launch)
25-08-2023 (Expansion)
Launched by Government of Tamil Nadu
Launch Place 15-09-2022: Madurai
25-08-2023: Thirukkuvalai Union Middle School,
Nagapattinam
Period Ongoing
Aim / Objectives - Provide nutritious breakfast to primary school students
(Class 1-5) in government schools across Tamil Nadu.
- Improve health, nutrition, and cognitive development of
students.
- Increase school attendance and participation.
Features / - Nutritious Breakfast: Balanced meals with essential
Components nutrients (protein, fat, iron, calcium).
- Targeted Distribution: Focus on districts with high anaemia
rates, tribal areas, and remote rural regions.
- Use of Local Millets: At least twice a week to improve dietary
diversity.
- Expanded Coverage: Initially in select districts; later
expanded to 51,000 government schools, benefiting 1.7 million
students.
- Community Impact: Raising health awareness and
improving dietary habits.
Target Primary school students (Class 1-5) in government schools
across Tamil Nadu.
Target Group Government school students, Government aided primary
schools

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Criteria All primary school students in government schools are eligible.
Outcomes - Improved health and nutrition of students.
- Better cognitive development and focus in school.
- Higher school attendance and engagement.

3. Ennum Ezhuthum Scheme

Launched on June 2022
Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Place Alinjivakkam, Panchayat Union Middle School, Tiruvallur
District, Tamil Nadu
Ministry / Nodal School Education Department - Tamil Nadu
Agency
Period 2022-2025
Aim / Objectives - Ensure foundational literacy and numeracy for children
under 8 years old.
- Address learning loss due to COVID-19 through engaging,
activity-based education through read, write and
understanding.
- Teach students Tamil, English, and Mathematics using
interactive and child-friendly methods.
- Align learning outcomes with National Achievement Survey
(NAS) benchmarks to enhance Tamil Nadu students'
performance.
Features / - Activity-Based Learning: Use of cartoons, dolls, singing,
Components dancing, and storytelling to engage children.
- Expanded Scope: Initially for grades 1 to 3, extended to
grades 4 and 5 in 2023-24.
- Daily Thematic Lessons: Focused on Tamil, English, and
Mathematics.
- Teacher Support: State, district, and union-level training for
teachers.

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Target - 1.6 million students across Tamil Nadu.
- Children under 8 years old in government and government-
aided schools.
Target Group - Students: Ensuring basic literacy and numeracy skills.
- Teachers: Empowered with structured training and
innovative teaching materials.
Criteria - Enrollment in government or government-aided schools in
Tamil Nadu.
Outcomes - Enhanced student engagement and improved learning
outcomes.
- Reduction in teachers’ workload, leading to better classroom
management.
- Positive reception from teachers, students, and parents.
Implementation - Monitoring & Evaluation: Data-driven assessments to track
student progress.
- Future Goal: Achieve 100% foundational literacy and
numeracy by 2025.
- Community Engagement: Encouraging parental involvement
in children's education.

4. Illam Thedi Kalvi (Education at the Doorstep)

Launched on October 19, 2021
Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Place Tamil Nadu
Ministry / Nodal School Education Department, Tamil Nadu
Agency
Period Initially launched for 6 months, extended due to demand
Aim / Objectives - Bridge learning gaps among students from Classes 1 to 8 due
to COVID-19 school closures.
- Provide free, community-based remedial education using
volunteers.
- Improve foundational literacy and numeracy skills through
interactive learning methods.

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Features / - Volunteer-Driven: Trained volunteers teach students in
Components their local communities.
- Flexible Learning Spaces: Classes conducted in homes,
community centers, and public spaces.
- Subject Focus: Teaching of Tamil, English, and Mathematics
using activity-based methods.
- Expansion and Downsizing: Initially covered all districts,
but from June 2024, it now focuses on primary classes in
educationally backward regions.
Target - Students from Classes 1 to 8 in government and government-
aided schools.
- Particularly aimed at students from marginalized and
economically disadvantaged families.
Target Group - Students from rural and underprivileged backgrounds.
- Volunteer teachers (local educated youth, retired teachers,
professionals).
Criteria - Enrollment in government or government-aided schools in
Tamil Nadu.
- Volunteers must have basic proficiency in Tamil and dedicate
at least 6 hours per week.
Outcomes - Benefited 3.5 million students over two years.
- Helped reduce learning losses and improve foundational
skills.
- Positive reception from parents and educators, with requests
for continuation.
Implementation - Statewide rollout with district-level monitoring.
- Official website for coordination and volunteer registration:
illamthedikalvi.tnschools.gov.in
- Regular assessment of students’ progress.

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5. Vaanavil Mandram
Launched on November 28, 2022
Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Place Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu
Period Ongoing initiative
- Transition students from rote learning to activity-based
learning.
Aim / Objectives
- Foster interest in Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics (STEM) among students.
- Target Group: Students from Classes VI to VIII in
government schools.
- STEM Facilitators: Approximately 710 facilitators equipped
Features / with mobile laboratory kits to conduct experiments and
Components activities.
- Mobile Laboratories: 100 mobile science and mathematics
laboratories deployed to stimulate scientific temper among
students.
Enrollment in government schools in Tamil Nadu, specifically
Eligibility Criteria
for students in Classes VI to VIII.
Approximately 2 million students across over 13,200 schools
Target
in Tamil Nadu.
- Enhanced engagement and interest in STEM subjects among
students.
Outcomes
- Shift from traditional rote learning methods to practical,
activity-based learning.
Estimated at ₹25 crore to benefit approximately 2.5 million
Budget Allocation
government school students.
- Training: Special training provided to teachers participating
in the program.
Implementation
- Activities: Monthly science experiments and mathematics
activities conducted to promote hands-on learning.

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6. Manarkeni App
Launched by Tamil Nadu School Education Department (TNSED)
Launch Platform Google Play Store / Manarkeni Portal
- Enhance self-learning for students through digital
education.
Aim / Objectives - Provide bilingual educational content (Tamil & English).
- Improve conceptual understanding through interactive
video lessons.
- Bilingual Learning: Video lessons available in Tamil &
English.
- Interactive Quizzes: Lessons end with a quiz for self-
assessment.
Features /
- Self-Paced Learning: Students can learn at their own
Components
speed.
- Teacher Integration: Teachers are instructed to use the app
in classrooms and upload their teaching activities to the
EMIS portal.
- Government school students in Tamil Nadu.
Target - Teachers are encouraged to integrate it into classroom
teaching.
- Students (Classes 1-12).
Target Group
- Teachers in government schools.
- Open to all students in Tamil Nadu's government and
Criteria government-aided schools.
- Requires an Android smartphone for access.
- Better engagement in learning through videos and
interactive quizzes.
Outcomes
- Increased digital adoption among students and teachers.
- Improved conceptual clarity in core subjects.
- Official Web Portal: manarkeni.tnschools.gov.in
- Mobile App Download: Available on Google Play Store
Implementation
- Teacher Training: Educators are instructed to integrate the
app into their teaching methods.

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- Over 100,000 downloads despite 4 million+ students and
Challenges & 200,000+ teachers in government schools.
Adoption - Government is working to increase app usage among
students & teachers.

7. School-Home Library Scheme

Launched on 2022
Department Chennai Corporation
- Enhance reading, learning, writing, speaking, drawing, and
Aim | Objective
play-acting skills among students.
- Students enrolled in the 281 schools under the Chennai
Beneficiaries Corporation, encompassing primary, middle, high, and higher
secondary levels.
- Students are encouraged to borrow books from their school
libraries to read at home.
Implementation
- Teachers and parents collaborate to monitor and support the
students' reading habits.
- As of the latest reports, approximately 25,580 students have
Impact benefited from the scheme by borrowing books to read at
home.
- Friends of Library Scheme: Launched by the Tamil Nadu
government to deliver books directly to individuals unable to
Related Initiatives
access state-run libraries, including those with disabilities,
senior citizens, and hospital in-patients.

8. Kalloori Kanavu (College Dreams)

Launched on 2022
Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Place Tamil Nadu
Ministry / Nodal Department of School Education, Tamil Nadu
Agency
Period Ongoing

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To provide career guidance and educational resources to 12th-
Aim / Objectives grade students, helping them make informed decisions about
higher education and career paths.
- Career guidance on courses, colleges, entrance exams,
scholarships, and loans.
Features / - Expert-led sessions on various career options.
Components - Distribution of booklets with detailed information about
different fields.
- Statewide implementation across all district headquarters.
Target 12th-grade students seeking higher education guidance.
Students from government and government-aided schools in
Target Group
Tamil Nadu.
Criteria Open to all students completing their 12th-grade education.
- Improved awareness about higher education and career
opportunities.
Outcomes - Increased enrollment in colleges and vocational courses.
- Enhanced decision-making for students regarding their
future education and careers.
- Organized at district headquarters across Tamil Nadu.
Implementation - Conducted in collaboration with career experts, universities,
and educational institutions.
Funded by the Tamil Nadu government under the Naan
Budget Allocation
Mudhalvan initiative.

9. Our School Blossoming School Scheme

Launched by Government of Tamil Nadu
Implemented by Department of School Education, Tamil Nadu
Launch Year 2023
Objective - Organize student groups in school to promote cleanliness and
Hygiene.
- Transform schools into clean and conducive environment for
students.

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Key Features - Improved classroom infrastructure & digital learning tools.
- Career guidance and skill development programs.
- Mid-day meal & breakfast schemes for better student
nutrition.
- Scholarship opportunities for meritorious students.
Target Group All Government schools
Eligibility Criteria Open to all students enrolled in government schools.
Expected - Improved student performance and higher enrollment.
Outcomes - Enhanced digital and career skills.
- Better infrastructure and learning environment.
Budget Allocation Funded by the Tamil Nadu Government under various
education initiatives.
Implementation - Schools upgraded with smart classrooms.
- Teachers trained in modern teaching techniques.
- Regular monitoring and assessments for quality education.

10. Model School Scheme

August 2018 (Relaunched in 2022 as Thagaisal Palligal /
Launched on
Maathiri Palligal)
Launched by Government of Tamil Nadu
Launch Place Tamil Nadu (First Model School: State Women's Higher
Secondary School, Egmore, Chennai)
Period Ongoing
Aim / Objectives - Elevate educational standards by establishing 32 model
schools across Tamil Nadu.
- To Transform government schools to be on par with private
schools.
- Serve as benchmarks for excellence in education by
incorporating modern facilities and innovative teaching
methods.

Features / - Schools of Excellence (SoE) with Modern Facilities: 26

Components schools have been designated as SoEs, featuring modern

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classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and sports facilities.
- Model Schools: 15 schools have been identified as Model
Schools to serve as benchmarks for others.
- Innovative Teaching Methods: Adoption of new pedagogical
approaches to improve learning outcomes.
- Curriculum Upgrades: Alignment with national educational
standards and contemporary learning needs.
- District-Wide Coverage: At least one model school in each
district to ensure equitable access to quality education.
Target Government schools across Tamil Nadu
Target Group - Students of Selected government schools: Benefiting from
modernized learning environments and improved education
quality.
- Teachers: Provided with professional development
opportunities and access to modern teaching resources.
Criteria Government schools selected for transformation based on
infrastructure needs and academic performance.
Outcomes - Enhanced educational infrastructure and student
performance.
- Improved learning outcomes through innovative teaching
methods.
- Increased enrollment in government schools.
- Reduction in exam-related stress for students.
Budget Allocation - Funded by the School Education Department of Tamil Nadu
with support from central government funding.
- Increased enrollment in government schools.
Outcomes - Improved academic performance of students.
- Better infrastructure and learning environment.

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11. Perasiriyar Anbazhagan School Development Scheme
Launched by Government of Tamil Nadu
Launch Year 2022
Launch Place Tamil Nadu
Objective To modernize government schools by improving infrastructure,
building classrooms, and introducing smart learning facilities.
Key Features - 18,000 new classrooms to be built over five years.
- 2,000 schools to get upgraded computer labs.
- 2,676 schools to have smart classrooms.
- 15 model schools for advanced education in science,
technology, arts, and medicine.
Budget Allocation - ₹7,000 crore over five years.
- ₹1,300 crore allocated for the first year.
- ₹1,000 crore for infrastructure improvements (labs,
classrooms, drinking water).
Beneficiaries Students in government primary, middle, and higher
secondary schools across Tamil Nadu.
Implementation - Led by the School Education Department of Tamil Nadu.
- Focus on phased modernization of schools.
- New classrooms and facilities built based on priority and
need.
Named After K. Anbazhagan, former Minister of Education, in honor of his
contributions to education.

12. Thiranari Thervu Thittam (Aptitude Selection Scheme)

Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Date April 2023
Launch Place Chennai, Tamil Nadu
To identify and support talented government school students,
Aim | Objective encouraging them to pursue higher education and careers in
fields like electronic sciences.
Key Features - 1,000 students (500 boys & 500 girls) selected every year
from Class X.

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- Monthly stipend of ₹1,000 for selected students until Class
12.
- Financial assistance of ₹12,000 per year during
undergraduate and postgraduate studies.
- Guidance & mentorship through top institutions like IIT
Madras.
Eligibility Criteria - Students must be residents of Tamil Nadu.
- Must be studying in government schools.
- Class X students with an interest in electronics and
semiconductor fields.
Implementation - Tamil Nadu government collaborates with IIT Madras to
provide education and training.
Beneficiaries - Government school students in Tamil Nadu with academic
potential.
- Focus on students from rural areas to enhance their higher
education opportunities.
- Later expanded as 'Anaivarukkum IIT-M' (IIT-M for all)
initiative, the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT-M)
aims to connect with one lakh (100,000) students studying
in rural areas of Tamil Nadu to motivate them to pursue
careers in semiconductor technologies.

13. Magizh Kanitham Thittam (Learning Mathematics with Joy)

Launched by Government of Tamil Nadu
Implemented by Samagra Shiksha (Integrated School Education)
Launch Date January 2022
Launch Place Tamil Nadu
Objective To make learning mathematics more engaging, interactive, and
less intimidating for students of government schools.
Key Features - Focuses on students from Classes 6 to 8 in government
schools.
- Teachers are trained in innovative teaching methods to make
math learning fun and interactive.

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- Emphasis on activity-based learning to reduce fear of
mathematics.
- Online training provided to teachers due to COVID-19
restrictions.
Budget Allocation ₹93.79 lakh allocated to 6,948 government middle schools
(₹1,350 per school).
Implementation - Teachers received special training on new teaching
techniques.
- Schools are provided with resources for hands-on math
learning activities.
- Training sessions for teachers conducted online to ensure
wider reach.
Beneficiaries Government school students (Classes 6 to 8) in Tamil Nadu.

14. Namma School Foundation

Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Date December 2022
Launch Place Tamil Nadu
Objective To enhance infrastructure, facilities, and quality of education
in government schools through community and corporate
participation.
Key Features - Encourages alumni, local communities, industries, and
NGOs to support and adopt government schools.
- Focus on improving sanitary toilets, laboratories, libraries,
smart classrooms, boundary walls, and internet access.
- Funded through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
contributions and donations.
Leadership - Chairman: Venu Srinivasan (Chairman, TVS Motors).
- Brand Ambassador: Viswanathan Anand (Chess
Grandmaster).
Implementation - Platform for global contributors (alumni, corporate entities,
and NRIs) to donate and adopt schools.

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- Collaboration with Samagra Shiksha Tamil Nadu to improve
learning outcomes.
Beneficiaries Government school students in Tamil Nadu.
Official Website nammaschool.tnschools.gov.in

15. Tamil Pudhalvan Scheme

Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Date August 2024
Launch Place Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
Objective To promote higher education among male students from
economically weaker backgrounds by providing financial
assistance.
Key Features -Monthly Assistance: ₹1,000 per month.
- Beneficiaries: Male students who studied from Classes 6 to
12 in government and government-aided Tamil medium
schools.
- Duration: Assistance continues until the uninterrupted
completion of undergraduate degree, diploma, or ITI courses.
Eligibility Criteria - Must be a resident of Tamil Nadu.
- Male students who have completed Classes 6 to 12 in
government or government-aided Tamil medium schools,
students studied in Tamil Medium.
- Enrolled in higher education courses such as undergraduate
degrees, diplomas, or ITI courses.
Budget Allocation ₹360 crore for the financial year 2024-2025.
Beneficiaries Approximately 3.28 lakh male students.
Implementation - Monthly financial assistance is directly transferred to the
students' bank accounts.
- The assistance is provided in addition to other scholarships
the students may receive.
Similar Initiatives The scheme is akin to the Pudhumai Penn Scheme, which
provides ₹1,000 monthly assistance to female students from
government schools pursuing higher education.

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16. Pudhumai Penn Scheme
Previous Name - Moovalur Ramamirtham Ammaiyar Higher Education
Assurance Scheme (2022)
- Moovalur Ramamirtham Ammaiyar Marriage Assistance
Scheme (Before 2022)
Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Date September 2022
Launch Place Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Objective To increase the enrollment ratio of girls from government
schools into higher education institutions.
Key Features - Monthly Financial Assistance: ₹1,000 per month.
- Beneficiaries: Girl students who studied from Class VI to
Class XII in government and government-aided schools.
- Duration: Assistance continues until the completion of
undergraduate degree, diploma, or ITI courses.
Eligibility Criteria - Must be a resident of Tamil Nadu.
- Female students who have completed Classes VI to XII in
government or government-aided schools, students studied in
Tamil Medium.
- Enrolled in higher education courses such as undergraduate
degrees, diplomas, or ITI courses.
Budget Allocation ₹698 crore for the financial year 2022-2023.
Beneficiaries Approximately 6 lakh girl students.
Implementation - Monthly financial assistance is directly transferred to the
students' bank accounts.
- The assistance is provided in addition to other scholarships
the students may receive.
Recent Updates As of December 30, 2024, the scheme has been extended to
benefit female students of government-aided schools.

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17. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Fellowship Programme (TNCMFP)
Launched by Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Date 2022 (Annual recruitment cycle)
Launch Place Tamil Nadu
Objective To engage young professionals in governance, policy-making,
and service delivery improvement.
- Fellowship Duration: 2 years.
- Monthly Stipend: ₹65,000.
- Additional Allowance: ₹10,000 per month for travel,
Key Features mobile, and data usage.
- Fellows Assigned Per Year: 25 to 30.
- Work with Government Departments on Key
Development Areas.
- Age Limit: 22 to 30 years (Relaxations: SC/ST up to 35
years, BC/MBC up to 33 years).
- Educational Qualifications: First-class in Bachelor's
degree; preference for Ph.D. holders.
Eligibility Criteria - Work Experience: Minimum one year (preferred but not
mandatory).
- Language Proficiency: Must have working knowledge of
Tamil.
- Residency: Must be a permanent resident of Tamil Nadu.
- Online Application.
- Preliminary Computer-Based Test.
Selection Process
- Written Examination.
- Personal Interview.
- Assist in monitoring and evaluating government
programmes.
Roles &
- Provide policy recommendations based on research and data
Responsibilities
analysis.
- Support the optimization of service delivery in key sectors.
Thematic Areas - Education
Covered - Healthcare

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- Agriculture
- Infrastructure
- Social Welfare
- Environmental Sustainability
- Digital Governance
- Skill Development
- Rural & Urban Development
- Public Finance & Policy Research
- Each fellow is assigned to a government department.
Implementation - They contribute to policy-making, research, and governance
improvements.

18. Naan Mudhalvan – Uyarvukku Padi

Launched by Hon’ble Chief Minister M.K. Stalin
Launch Year 2023
Launch Place Tamil Nadu
Objective To reduce dropout rates after 12th grade by providing career
counseling, scholarship information, and enrollment support
for higher education.
- Career counseling and onboarding support for higher
education.
- Guidance on educational pathways, scholarships, and
loans.
- Divisional camps with participation from educational
Key Features
institutions and banks.
- Distribution of 'Kalloori Kanavu' handbook with course
and scholarship details.
- Special focus on students who had not applied for higher
education.
- Phase I: June 22 – June 27, 2023 (34 divisions)
Implementation
- Phase II: June 30 – July 4, 2023 (38 divisions)
Phases
- Phase III: July 7 – July 8, 2023 (21 divisions)

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- Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation
- School Education Department
Coordinating
- District Administration
Departments
- Social Welfare Department
- Lead Banks and Welfare Departments
Target Students who completed 12th grade from government and
Beneficiaries government-aided schools in Tamil Nadu.
- Assistance in applying for higher education.
- Spot loan drives for educational loans.
Support Provided - Counseling sessions for students and parents.
- Information on social security schemes and support
networks.
- 30,269 students mobilized for the program.
Outcomes - 15,713 students successfully enrolled in higher education
in various colleges
A monitoring system developed by the Tamil Nadu Skill
Tracking System Development Corporation to track student enrollment and
progress.

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