Education Assistance for Indian Students in Perak
The Maju Institute of Educational Development (MIED), the educational arm of MIC, has allocated a total of RM436,930 to assist 12 Indian students from Perak pursuing higher education at various institutions in the country.
Eligibility and Allocation
The students receiving this aid come from the B40 group and have been carefully screened to ensure their eligibility and need. Each student receives a different amount based on the level of education they are pursuing, whether it be a diploma, undergraduate degree, master’s degree, or PhD. Some students have received between RM10,000, RM50,000, and up to RM100,000.
MIC Vice-President’s Remarks
MIC Vice-President Tan Sri M. Ramasamy, who is also Perak MIC Chairman, presented education loan and grant cheques to the students and said, "This continuous educational assistance is aimed at helping students further their studies at higher education institutions without financial burden, thus enabling them to pursue careers with greater security."
History of MIED’s Educational Assistance
MIED has been providing educational assistance since 1984, with over RM200 million allocated since the initiative began.
Conclusion
MIED’s educational assistance program is a testament to the organization’s commitment to helping Indian students in Perak pursue their higher education goals without financial burdens. By providing financial aid, MIED is empowering these students to pursue their dreams and build a brighter future.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who is eligible for MIED’s educational assistance?
A: Students from the B40 group are eligible for MIED’s educational assistance, provided they are carefully screened to ensure their eligibility and need.
Q: How much financial aid do students receive?
A: The amount of financial aid varies depending on the level of education being pursued, with some students receiving between RM10,000, RM50,000, and up to RM100,000.
Q: How much has MIED allocated for educational assistance since its inception?
A: MIED has allocated over RM200 million since its educational assistance initiative began in 1984.