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E-YUVA Scheme: BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows (for under graduate students)
NationwideIndividualCentralCentral Sector SchemeMinistry Of Science And TechnologyNo start date
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What this is

BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows shall apply as a team and pursue their research work at their College/University labs and will also be allowed access to facilities at EYC and EYC Knowledge Partners as and when required.

In detail

The scheme “Empowering Youth for Undertaking Value Added Innovative Translational Research (E-YUVA)” is started by the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) to promote a culture of applied research and need-oriented (societal or industry) entrepreneurial innovation among young students and researchers. The scheme provides funding support (through fellowship and research grant), technical and business mentoring, exposure to bio incubation model, orientation to an entrepreneurial culture, etc. to students at various levels including undergraduates, post-graduates, and post-doctoral.

The scheme provides support under the following two categories:

  • BIRAC’s Innovation Fellows (for post graduates and above)
  • BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows (for under graduate students)

BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows (for under graduate students):

BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows shall apply as a team and pursue their research work at their College/University labs and will also be allowed access to facilities at EYC and EYC Knowledge Partners as and when required. It will be mandatory for all the fellows to spend 3-4 weeks at EYC/EYC Knowledge Partner during their fellowship period.

> Areas covered:

BIRAC encourages interdisciplinary proposals from any stream that can help the conversion of innovative ideas into biotech products and technologies in any of the above fields.

> Nature of Proposals supported:

Proposal should:

  • be original
  • apply interdisciplinary knowledge
  • aim at the development of innovative Biotech products/technologies with societal/commercial potential

> Number and Duration of Fellowship:

  • Each EYC will support up to 5 teams with upto 5 students each every year.
  • Fellowship is provided for a period of 12 months.

> Expected Deliverable:

  • Create a culture of innovation at the Undergraduate student level in academic Institutions.
  • Capacity building at the UG level
  • Opportunity creation and access for Biotech Entrepreneurship facilitated by BIRAC

Who qualifies

  • Indian students from Indian Institutes/colleges who are pursuing under graduation in any domain should apply as a team.
  • A team should comprise a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 5 Indian students from Indian Institutes/colleges pursuing under graduation in any domain.
  • Teams with students from different disciplines are encouraged.
  • One team can have students from the same/different colleges/institutes.
  • The team should be supported by a mentor/guide.

Note 01: BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows shall pursue their research work at their College/University labs and will also be allowed access to facilities at EYC and EYC Knowledge Partners as and when required.

Note 02: It will be mandatory for all the fellows to spend 3-4 weeks at EYC/EYC Knowledge Partner during their fellowship period.

What you get

BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows will receive a quarterly stipend and annual research grant as mentioned below:

  • Quarterly Stipend: INR 7,500/- per quarter per student of the team
  • Annual research grant: INR 2,50,000/- per team
  • EYCs, EYC knowledge partners, and BIRAC provide continuous mentoring support to fellows, including but not limited to Technical Mentoring, IP Support, Legal Support, Networking and Outreach, Training, Regulatory Advice, Business Mentoring, and Fundraising.

Note 01: Stipend is released quarterly to the student’s account, subject to the Mentor’s approval.

Note 02: The annual research grant is released in two installments (1st installment: 75%; 2nd installment: 25%) to the Institute’s account and is managed by the mentor/guide.

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schemeNameE-YUVA Scheme: BIRAC’s E-YUVA Fellows (for under graduate students)myScheme · 2026-09-02
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nodalMinistryNameMinistry Of Science And TechnologymyScheme · 2026-09-02
dbtSchemeFalsemyScheme · 2026-09-02
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