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1 Monetary Reward Disbursement Update As of date monetary reward for 1, 20,195 eligible candidates has been sent to the banks as per below: Date Date Processed Disbursal List Number Sent to Bank Candidates Processed Amount Disbursed 15th September 1 Bank of India 704 5,765,000 15th September 2 Central Bank of India ,000 15th September 4 State Bank of India 586 4,882,500 21st September 5 Bank of India 817 6,175,000 21st September 6 Central Bank of India 177 1,395,000 5th October 8 State Bank of India 1,000 8,942,500 5th October 9 State Bank of India 1,000 9,130,000 5th October 10 Bank of India 986 7,602,500 5th October 11 Central Bank of India 136 1,235, th October 12 Bank of India 622 4,685, th October 13 Central Bank of India 160 1,255, th October 15 State Bank of India 1,000 7,500, th October 16 State Bank of India 1,000 8,935, th October 17 Bank of India 451 3,630, th October 18 Central Bank of India , th October 19 Bank of India 491 4,567, th October 20 Central Bank of India 334 3,267, th October 21 State Bank of India 997 8,117, th October 22 State Bank of India 1,000 8,482,500 15th January 24 Central Bank of India 770 6,647, th November 25 Bank of India 799 6,830, th November 28 State Bank of India 1,000 9,085, th November 30 Bank of India 1,000 9,562,500
2 15th January 33 Central Bank of India 1,000 9,375, th November 36 Bank of India 1,000 7,757, th November 37 Bank of India 796 6,460, th November 39 Bank of India 974 7,985, th November 40 Bank of India 986 8,415, th November 41 Bank of India 990 8,777, th November 42 State Bank of India 993 8,355, th November 43 State Bank of India 817 6,400, th November 44 State Bank of India 1,000 7,970, th November 45 State Bank of India 992 8,130, th November 47 State Bank of India 1,000 8,945, th November 48 State Bank of India 1,000 7,910, th November 49 State Bank of India 1,000 8,077, th December 50 Bank of India 983 8,152, th December 51 Bank of India 943 8,312,500 15th January 52 Bank of India 1,000 8,592,500 5th February 54 Bank of India 1,000 8,862,500 5th February 55 Bank of India 691 6,450, th December 56 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,272,500 5 th January 57 State Bank of India 1,000 8,980,000 5 th January 58 State Bank of India 1,000 9,182,500 5 th January 59 State Bank of India 1,000 8,615,000 5 th January 60 State Bank of India 1,000 7,925,000 5 th January 61 Bank of India ,000 5 th January 62 Bank of India 1,000 8,792,500 5 th January 63 Bank of India 1,000 8,327,500 5 th January 64 Bank of India 1,000 8,772,500
3 5 th January 65 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,547,500 6 th January 66 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,817,500 6 th January 67 Central Bank of India 999 8,545,000 6 th January 68 Bank of India 1,000 8,117,500 6 th January 69 Bank of India 190 1,435,000 6 th January 70 Bank of India ,000 6 th January 71 Central Bank of India 984 8,585,000 6 th January 72 Central Bank of India 11 87,500 6 th January 73 Central Bank of India ,500 6 th January 74 State Bank of India 1,000 8,467,500 6 th January 75 State Bank of India 1,000 8,840,000 6th January 76 State Bank of India 1,000 8,400,000 6 th January 77 State Bank of India 1,000 8,617,500 6 th January 78 State Bank of India 1,000 8,447,500 6 th January 79 Central Bank of India 1,000 9,027,500 6 th January 80 Bank of India 1,000 8,757,500 6 th January 81 State Bank of India 1,000 9,052,500 15th January 82 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,695,000 9th January 83 Central Bank of India ,500 9th January 84 Bank of India 1,000 9,085,000 7th January 85 State Bank of India 1,000 8,895,000 7th January 86 Bank of India 1,000 8,660,000 7th January 87 State Bank of India 1,000 9,302,500 7th January 88 Bank of India 1,000 9,775,000 9th January 89 State Bank of India 1,000 8,137,500 15th January 90 Bank of India 248 1,700,000 15th January 91 State Bank of India 1,000 8,365,000
4 15th January 92 Bank of India 1,000 8,967,500 15th January 93 State Bank of India 1,000 8,812,500 15th January 102 Bank of India 1,000 8,510,000 15th January 103 State Bank of India 1,000 9,137,500 15th January 104 Bank of India 280 2,175,000 15th January 105 State Bank of India 1,000 9,207,500 15th January 106 State Bank of India 999 8,812,500 15th January 107 State Bank of India 1,000 8,600,000 15th January 108 Bank of India 1,000 8,690,000 15th January 109 Central Bank of India 1,000 9,120,000 15th January 110 State Bank of India 1,000 8,585,000 15th January 111 State Bank of India 1,000 8,650,000 15th January 112 Bank of India 1,000 8,850,000 15th January 113 State Bank of India 1,000 8,420,000 15th January 114 Bank of India 1,000 9,920,000 15th January 115 Central Bank of India 1,000 9,420,000 15th January 116 State Bank of India 1,000 9,202,500 15th January 117 Bank of India 1,000 8,945,000 19th January 118 State Bank of India 999 8,590,000 19th January 119 Bank of India 1,000 8,525,000 25th January 120 State Bank of India 1,000 8,732,500 26th January 121 Bank of India 1,000 8,715,000 26th January 122 Central Bank of India 676 5,830,000 26th January 123 State Bank of India 1,000 9,012,500 26th January 124 Bank of India 260 2,200,000 26th January 125 State Bank of India 1,000 8,855,000 26th January 126 State Bank of India ,500
5 26th January 127 Bank of India 1,000 8,582,500 26th January 128 Bank of India 1,000 8,415,000 26th January 129 Central Bank of India 1,000 7,870,000 26th January 130 State Bank of India 1,000 8,392,500 26th January 131 State Bank of India 1,000 8,712,500 8th February 132 Bank of India 1,000 9,197,500 8th February 133 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,615,000 8th February 134 State Bank of India 1,000 9,402,500 8th February 135 Bank of India 1,000 8,970,000 8th February 136 Central Bank of India 998 8,815,000 8th February 137 State Bank of India 1,000 8,877,500 8th February 138 Bank of India 1,000 9,355,000 8th February 139 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,770,000 8th February 140 State Bank of India 1,000 8,475,000 9th February 141 Bank of India 470 4,317,500 9th February 142 Central Bank of India 987 8,702,500 9th February 143 State Bank of India 1,000 8,882,500 9th February 144 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,897,500 9th February 145 State Bank of India 1,000 9,195,000 9th February 146 Central Bank of India 380 3,562,500 9th February 147 State Bank of India 1,000 8,835,000 9th February 148 State Bank of India 1,000 8,900,000 9th February 149 State Bank of India 1,000 8,705,000 9th February 150 State Bank of India 1,000 8,830,000 9th February 151 State Bank of India 999 9,302,500 10th February 152 Bank of India 1,000 8,762,500 10th February 153 Central Bank of India 1,000 8,452,500
6 10th February 154 State Bank of India 1,000 8,260,000 10th February 155 Bank of India 1,000 8,992,500 10th February 156 Bank of India 790 7,305,000 10th February 157 Central Bank of India 1,000 9,057,500 10th February 158 Central Bank of India 1,000 9,232,500 10th February 159 Central Bank of India ,000 10th February 160 State Bank of India 1,000 8,620,000 10th February 161 State Bank of India 1,000 8,782,500 10th February 162 State Bank of India 1,000 8,772,500 10th February 163 State Bank of India 339 3,107,500 Grand Total 120,195 1,045,667,500 SSC Wise Monetary Reward Disbursal Sector Skill Council Name Candidates Agriculture Sector Skill Council of India 7011 Apparel Sector Skill Council 2926 Automotive Skills Development Council 4563 Beauty and Wellness Sector Skill Council BFSI Sector Skill Council of India 803 Capital Goods Skill Council of India 545 Construction Skill Development Council of India 4322 Electronics Sector Skills Council of India Furniture and Fittings Sector Skill Council 1177 Gems & Jewellery Skill Council of India 8575 Healthcare Sector Skill Council 3156 Indian Plumbing Skills Council 3303 Infrastructure Sector Skill Council 46 Iron And Steel Sector Skill Council 4361 IT-ITeS Sector Skills Council NASSCOM 1227 Leather Sector Skill Council 4898 Life Sciences Sector Skill Council 1337 Logistics Sector Skill Council 19422
7 Media & Entertainment Skills Council 240 Mining Sector Skill Council 3967 Power Sector Skill Council of India 138 Retailers Association s Skill Council of India 7218 Rubber Skill Development Council 3067 Security Sector Skill Development Council Telecom Sector Skill Council 3393 Textiles & Handloom Sector Skill Council 9580 Tourism and Hospitality Services Sector Skill Council 3571 As a process we will be updating the above table on a frequent basis on the website. You can also check the monetary reward status against each candidate on your SDMS login home page by clicking the tab Check Monetary Reward Status. - PMKVY Team
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