The way to check your UP Scholarship status is the same for every student — portal, Status section, registration number and date of birth — but what happens after you apply differs by class: Class 9-10 applications are verified by schools and the Pre-Matric chain, Class 11-12 by inter colleges, and Dashmottar applications by colleges and universities. Knowing your class group’s stages tells you whose desk your file is sitting on — and whom to visit when it stops moving. This guide organizes status checking class-wise for 2026-27.
Quick Answer: Status Check by Class
Whatever your class, the check is identical: scholarship.up.gov.in → Status → 2026-27 → registration number + date of birth. The differences are in the verification chain: Class 9-10 (school → district), Class 11-12 (inter college → district), Dashmottar (college/institute → district). Full method and every status meaning are in our main status guide.
Class 9-10 (Pre-Matric): What Your Status Journey Looks Like
- Submitted → Pending at Institute: your school has your printout; if this lasts more than a couple of weeks, visit the school office.
- Verified by Institute: school has forwarded it; now the district stage.
- District verified → Sanctioned → Payment: money moves by DBT to the student’s seeded account; confirm on PFMS.
- Class-specific trap: Class 10 renewal students sometimes appear “not found” when they check with a new registration — you must use last year’s number (see the renewal guide).
Class-wise application details are in our Pre-Matric guide for Class 9-10.
Class 11-12 (Intermediate): Status Notes
- Verification is by your inter college, then the district. Colleges handle hundreds of files — early printout submission genuinely gets verified earlier.
- Class 11 students are Fresh applicants (level change); Class 12 students are Renewal — checking status with the wrong expectation of stages causes most confusion here.
- Board-data mismatches (Class 10 roll number/marks) are the commonest suspect trigger at this level — keep your Class 10 marksheet ready for any verification call.
Dashmottar (After Class 12): Status Notes
- Your institute may be a college, university department, ITI or polytechnic — verification speed varies hugely; some universities process in bulk late in the window.
- Course and semester details are verified against the institute’s records — a wrong course selection shows up as a remark here; fix it in the correction window.
- Payments at this level often come in later batches than school levels — judge by PFMS, not by school students’ credits.
Application rules for this group are covered in our Post-Matric guide.
Status Stuck? The Visit Order for Every Class
- Read the remark in your status (it names the stage and the problem).
- Pending at institute → visit your school/college office with the printout.
- Suspect or mismatch → institute first with originals, then correction window.
- District-stage problems → District Social Welfare Office with registration number and status screenshot.
- Approved but unpaid → check PFMS, then your bank for seeding (see the Aadhaar seeding guide).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the status website different for Class 9-10 and Dashmottar?
No. One official portal serves all levels — scholarship.up.gov.in. Only the login types and scheme sections differ by level.
My younger sibling (Class 9) got paid but my Dashmottar payment has not come. Is something wrong?
Not necessarily. Payment batches differ by level, scheme and district. Check your own PFMS record — if it shows processed/failed, act on that; if there is no record yet, your batch has not been released.
Class 12 status shows last year’s (Class 11) details. Why?
You are probably looking at the previous session — select session 2026-27 on the status page, and make sure your renewal application for Class 12 was actually submitted.
Can a parent check the status?
Yes — anyone with the student’s registration number and date of birth can view the status. Keep those details within the family.
Conclusion
One portal, one method, three journeys. Find your class group’s chain, watch the stage your file is on, and visit the right desk — school, college or district office — the moment it stalls. That habit, more than any trick, is what separates students who get paid early from those still waiting in March.
UP Scholarship Details is an independent guide website and is not the official portal. Always confirm final dates and notices on scholarship.up.gov.in.