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A study on the utilization of student welfare schemes offered by Government of Tamil Nadu in Coimbatore district

Start Date: Monday, Jan 14,2019

School: School of Biotechnology

Project Incharge:Dr. Gowtham R.
Co-Project Incharge:Dr. Prakash P, M. Vamsee Krishna Kiran, Archanaa R.
Funded by:Indian Council Of Social Science Research
A study on the utilization of student welfare schemes offered by Government of Tamil Nadu in Coimbatore district

The project titled A study on the utilization of student welfare schemes offered by Government of Tamil Nadu in Coimbatore district, is funded by Indian Council Of Social Science Research. The investigators of the project are R.Gowtham, Dr. Prakash P, Mr. M.Vamsee Krishna Kiran, Ms. R. Archanaa. The duration of the project is 1 year.

Project Grant / Assistance: 1 Lakh

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