Why Scholarship Notices Stack Several Independent Tests
Merit scholarships often require a marks or CGPA floor and a family-income ceiling. Missing either usually disqualifies even if the other is excellent.
Attendance, domicile, category, and course-year rules are also common. This checker covers four numeric tests you type from the notice—it does not read PDFs or caste lists.
How Hemiley Scores the Checklist
Percentage and CGPA must be at least the minima you entered. Income must be at most the cap. Attendance must be at least the minimum percent.
You are marked eligible only if every included test passes. Relax a criterion by setting an easy threshold if that rule does not apply.
Key Benefits
Four common tests
Marks, CGPA, income, attendance.
Pass/fail per line
See which rule blocks the application.
You set the cutoffs
Copied from the actual advertisement.
Not a government portal
No Aadhaar, no scheme database.
Pairs with converters
Bring percent and CGPA from other tools.
Private
Income figures stay local.
Who Uses This Academic Tool?
Merit-cum-means applicants
First filter before gathering certificates.
Institute scholarship desks
Walk a student through numeric bars.
Parents
See income cap versus declared income.
Renewal applicants
Recheck attendance and CGPA each year.
Counsellors
Explain why a high scorer still fails an income test.
How to Use This Tool in 3 Steps
- 1
Copy minima and the income cap from the notice.
Do not guess reserved-category cutoffs.
- 2
Enter your current figures.
Use the same documents the scheme will verify.
- 3
Read which tests pass.
Failed lines are the ones to document or wait on.
Common Use Cases
- Test 75% marks, 7.5 CGPA, ₹8 lakh income cap, 75% attendance.
- See a fail on income while merit passes.
- Raise the attendance minimum after a new circular.
- Skip CGPA by setting min CGPA to 0 if the scheme is marks-only.
- Combine with date difference for application deadlines.
- Prepare a family discussion before applying.
Why Choose Hemiley?
Hemiley shows each numeric rule separately instead of a single opaque yes/no.
It does not file applications, verify income certificates, or apply reservation rosters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. You paste that scheme’s numbers.
Not modelled. Those are documentary, not four numeric fields.
Use whichever the notice defines, usually family.
Set minimum attendance to 0 if the scheme omits it.
No. Interviews, seats, and document verification remain.
Enter income in the same units as the cap (for example lakhs or full rupees).