Thalliki Vandanam Scheme 2025: How to Apply for ₹15,000 Education Support via Navasakam Beneficiary Management?

The Government of Andhra Pradesh has officially launched the Thalliki Vandanam Scheme, a landmark initiative to support mothers in sending their children to school. Under this scheme, ₹15,000 per year per child will be provided to eligible mothers or guardians whose children are enrolled in Classes 1 to 12 in recognized schools or junior colleges across the state.
If you're wondering how to benefit from this scheme, here’s everything you need to know about how to apply.
Application Process: How to Apply for ThallikiVandanam
Eligible applicants can follow the steps below to apply online:
Step 1:
Visit the official Navasakam Beneficiary Management (NBM) website once the application link is live.
Step 2:
On the homepage, click on the “Apply Now” option for the Thalliki Vandanam Scheme.
Step 3:
You’ll be redirected to a new page. Enter all required details related to the student and mother/guardian, and upload the necessary documents.
Step 4:
Review the form carefully and click on “Submit” to complete the application.
Eligibility Criteria for ThallikiVandanam Scheme
To avail the scheme benefits, the following conditions must be met:
- The student must be studying in Class I to XII in a recognized government, aided, or private school/junior college in Andhra Pradesh.
- The student and guardian must be residents of Andhra Pradesh.
- The mother or guardian must have a valid Aadhaar number and active bank or post office account.
- The student must meet minimum attendance requirements and not be involved in disciplinary or criminal matters.
How the Govt Will Verify Applications
Before disbursement, a comprehensive data collection and verification process will be carried out:
The initial phase of the scheme centers around comprehensive data collection, coordinated by the School Education Department and the Board of Intermediate Education.
The data includes:
- Student Information: Name, Aadhaar number, gender, Caste, Sub-caste, date of birth, class, school name and attendance percentage.
- Mother’s/Guardian’s Details: Name, Aadhaar number, age, and relationship with the student.
The head of each institution must ensure that all the data entered in UDISE/Department Official Portals is correct. This data collection is crucial to create a reliable database of potential beneficiaries and to initiate downstream verification and eligibility checks.
Conclusion
The Thalliki Vandanam Scheme 2025 is a thoughtful initiative by the Government of Andhra Pradesh to support mothers and promote school education across the state. By offering ₹15,000 annually per child, the scheme aims to reduce the financial burden on families and encourage regular school attendance. Eligible families should stay informed and ensure timely application. With proper documentation and awareness, this scheme can make a meaningful difference in the lives of students and their families.
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Published on: Jun 19, 2025, 2:43 PM IST

Neha Dubey
Neha Dubey is a Content Analyst with 3 years of experience in financial journalism, having written for a leading newswire agency and multiple newspapers. At Angel One, she creates daily content on finance and the economy. Neha holds a degree in Economics and a Master’s in Journalism.
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