What: KC Mahindra Education Trust, Mumbai, invites applications for Mahindra All India Talent Scholarships.

Details:

~ Students who have passed Standard X or Standard XII and have secured admission this year in Government or recognised polytechnics for Diploma courses.

~ Preference given to girl students, children from lower income group families, disabled children and children of armed forces personnel.

~ Scholarships of Rs 5000 per year for a maximum period of three academic years will be awarded to selected students, to enable them to pursue diploma courses for which they have secured admisisons.

How to apply:

~ Students can apply at any one of the addresses given below for an application form. Along with the application, students should send a self-addressed enveloped with Rs 6 stamps affixed. This should reach us before July 18, 2007.

~ Our official application form will be sent to those students who have qualifications as stated above.

~ The application form duly filled in by the applicants along with the necessary enclosures must reach any one of the Centres given below, where the applicant would lik eto appear for the interview, if selected.

~ The form should reach us before August 1, 2007.

~ The interview date and venue will be intimated to the selected applicants well in advance.

Contact:

Kochi --

Mr Srinivasan Iyer,
Assistant Manager -- Commercial (Auto Sector)
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd.,
34/1128, Balakrishna Menon Road,
Edapally, Kochi -- 682 024

Chennai --

Mr R Venkatraman,
Branch Manager -- SSBU
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd., 1st floor
Mahindra Towers, No. 17/18 Pattullos Road,
Off Anna Salai, Chennai -- 600 002

Hyderabad --

Mr RS Thind,
Regional Sales Manager (Auto Sector)
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd.,
Mahindra House, TS Reddy Complex, 171
Park Lane, SD Road, Secunderabad -- 500 003

Bangalore --

Mr V Suresh,
Branch Manager -- SSBU,
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd.,
Raheja Chambers, 1st floor,
12 Museum Road, Bangalore -- 560 001


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