The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration has published the preliminary merit list for educational incentive scholarships to be provided to the children of civil servants under its approved annual program for fiscal year 2082/83.

According to the notice, applications were invited on 2082/12/01 under the Educational Incentive Scholarship Directive, 2078, including its first amendment of 2079. The preliminary result was prepared after reviewing applications, submitted documents, certified records from colleges, documents from the offices where parents are employed, university records and information from the Civil Personnel Records Office.

The list, approved by the Educational Incentive Scholarship Management Committee on 2083/01/24 and published on 2083/01/25, includes 793 applicants in merit order. The published table contains each applicant’s application number, name, gender, permanent address, parent’s name, educational institution, faculty and study subject. Applicants are studying in fields such as medicine, engineering, management, science, law, health science, information technology and humanities.

The ministry has stated that any concerned civil servant who is not satisfied with the published result may file a complaint within 15 days from the date of publication. Complaints can be submitted with reasons and supporting grounds to the committee, its secretariat, the ministry, or the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.