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JRF Fellowship Amount Not Received for Seven Months: PhD Scholars

The New Indian Express Coimbatore

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July 25, 2025

DUE to technical issues, around 12 scholars pursuing PhD programmes at Government Arts College (Autonomous) in Coimbatore have not received their Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) amount for the past seven months.

- EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE @ Coimbatore

Scholars raised concerns that they would have to spend their own money for research, attending seminars, and purchasing chemicals.

A PhD scholar told TNIE that over 10 scholars in the science and arts departments who cleared the JRF are currently pursuing their PhD programmes.

"Since January, we have not received the monthly fellowship amount of ₹35,000. Although we complained several times, the college administration states they are taking steps to resolve the issue, without explaining the reason," she said.

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