CM’s Lairik Heiminnashi Programme (CMLH): Pre-Matric Remedial Coaching

The scheme CM’s Lairik Heiminnashi Programme (CMLH): Pre-Matric Remedial Coaching by the Government of Manipur aims to provide handholding support in the form of remedial coaching to students studying in government academic institutions or institutions receiving grant-in-aid support from the Government, who belong to minority, OBC or SC communities of the State of Manipur. Through this scheme, free-of-cost remedial coaching in English, Mathematics, and Science is provided to eligible students studying in Standards 8 to 10 under the Board of Secondary Education, Manipur (BOSEM). Government-run schools, recognised private schools, or reputed registered Private Coaching Centres will be empanelled as Coaching Centres (CC), based on the availability of logistics and manpower for running the coaching classes. > Selection of Students: - A merit list shall be prepared in order of increasing family income, thereby indicating 'economic ranking'. Where family income is the same between two applicant students, the student belonging to a family with a larger number of family members will be given a higher ranking. Where the family size is also the same, the older of the two students will be ranked higher. - Another merit list will be prepared in increasing order of marks secured by the student - in the final academic assessment of the previous class attended, thereby indicating 'academic ranking'. Where the marks secured by two students are equal, the older student will be ranked higher. - A final rank will be prepared by adding the academic rank and the economic rank. The final rank will be the basis for the selection of a beneficiary under the scheme. - In the event of final rank being equal, preference will be given to the student ranked higher in academic rank. - The Nodal Department, or on its behalf - the Directorate concerned, or the IA, as the Government may specify in this regard, will be responsible for the selection of students for providing coaching under the scheme. - At least 30% (or higher, as may be decided by the Government) of available seats may be reserved exclusively for girl students. - In the selection of students for filling up the 30% seats reserved exclusively for girl students, the above scoring/ranking system shall be followed amongst the girl students. The remaining girl students, who do not get a seat after saturation of the 30% seats reserved for girl students, shall be considered in the remaining 70% open seats based on the same scoring system.