The UP Scholarship 2024-25 has undergone several updates, and many students have reported changes in their current status. Some students are seeing a “suspect” status, causing concern about their application. This article will provide detailed information about the updated status, reasons for being marked as “suspect,” and the necessary steps to resolve these issues.
1. Key Updates in UP Scholarship 2024-25
- The current status of applications has been updated on February 5, 2025.
- Many students’ applications are now showing suspect reasons related to marks, enrollment numbers, attendance, or caste certificate mismatches.
- Renewal candidates are particularly affected, with some unable to check their status due to technical issues.

2. Common Suspect Reasons & Their Meaning
Many students are seeing the following messages in their application status:
Suspect Reason | Explanation |
---|---|
Pass promoted number less than 33 | Marks obtained in the last exam are below the required 33% passing criteria. |
Institution marks same as student enrollment number | Possible data entry error by the institution while entering marks. |
Marks not matched with university data | The marks in the application differ from those uploaded by the university. |
Attendance percentage less than 75% | Students with attendance below 75% may be marked as suspect. |
Caste certificate not matched with revenue database | The caste certificate details do not match the government records. |
We are sorry – Current status not available | Some students, especially OBC category, are unable to check their status due to system errors. The issue should be resolved within a few days. |
3. What to Do If Your Application is Marked as “Suspect”?
If your scholarship application is showing a suspect status, follow these steps:
Step 1: Verify Your Details
- Double-check all information on your scholarship form, including marks, enrollment number, caste certificate, and attendance percentage.
- Contact your college administration to confirm the data they submitted.
Step 2: Wait for Further Updates
- For students facing the “We are sorry” error:
- This is a temporary issue mainly affecting OBC students.
- The issue is expected to be resolved within 1-7 days.
- Keep checking the UP Scholarship portal for updates.
Step 3: Contact College or University
- If your marks or enrollment number do not match university records, visit your college/university administration and request them to update or correct your data.
Step 4: Update NPCI Status
- Renewal students were required to verify NPCI (National Payments Corporation of India) details.
- If NPCI verification is incomplete, it may cause issues in scholarship disbursement.
- Visit your bank and ensure your NPCI is linked to your account correctly.
Step 5: Raise a Complaint If Needed
- If your issue is not resolved, contact the UP Scholarship Helpline or visit your district welfare office.
- Keep all necessary documents (marksheets, caste certificates, attendance records, admission receipts) for verification.
4. Expected Resolution Time for Issues
- “We are sorry” issue – Expected resolution within a week.
- Data mismatch problems – Contact your college/university as soon as possible.
- NPCI verification issue – Can take a few days after correction at the bank.
5. Final Advice for UP Scholarship Applicants
- Do not panic if your status shows “suspect.” Many of these issues are fixable.
- Regularly check the UP Scholarship portal for updates on your application.
- Keep in touch with your college/university to ensure your data is correctly uploaded.
- If needed, visit the district welfare office for clarification and resolution.
Conclusion
The UP Scholarship 2024-25 update has brought concerns among students due to suspect status errors. However, most issues are temporary and can be resolved by verifying data, updating NPCI, or contacting authorities. Stay patient, follow the necessary steps, and keep checking for updates.
For further assistance, always refer to official UP Scholarship notifications and university portals.