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This recommendation is for the protocol version 1.x which is due to be released shortly. The release updates can be tracked on release-1.x-review branch of the core specification repository.
TODO: Add some literature on the concept of scholarships and grants - purpose, scenarios, actors involved.
The Decentralized Skilling and Education Protocol is an adaptation of beckn protocol for the domain of education and skilling. Under this domain, there are four categories of use cases that are supported.
Jobs, Internships and Volunteering
Mentoring and Coaching
Trainings and Courses
Scholarships and Grants
The scope of this document is limited to the Scholarships and Grants category of use cases.
Problem
How does application to scholarships and grants happen via DSEP?
Solution
The following table contains the use cases under scholarships and grants category crowd-sourced by the members of the DSEP working group.
DSEP_UC_28
A DSEP Implementation must help a Govt/ CSR/ NGO/ Individual to be able to Execute a scenario where Govt/ CSR/ NGO/ Individual provides scholarship to individual based on specified criteria so that they can Provide scholarship for a specific use case
DSEP_UC_46
A DSEP Implementation must help a Students who who are looking for financial aid/support for pursuing education to be able to are able to discover stipends, scholarship in various universities so that they can so that they can get access to subsidized education
The following list describe the various use cases involved in scholarships after analyzing the submissions
A student applying for admission to a specific educational institution should be able to avail subsidized education by submitting their credentials
An educational institution scholarship provider should be able to list the scholarships available under specific eligibility criteria
Discovery of Scholarships
Some of the typical parameters set when searching for scholarships are
Scholarship details
Name of Scholarship or Grant
Amount offered
Name of the Institution
Scholarship provider
Scholarship categories like
5. Class / Grade applied for / pursued
6. Degree applied for / pursued
7. Course applied for / pursued
8. University
9. Board
Applicant’s profile
10. Gender
11. Applicant’s caste
12. Age
13. Financial status
Location details
14. Country of scholarship offering
15. State of scholarship offering
16. District of scholarship offering
Taxonomy Mapping
The above parameters must be mapped to specific core schema and their attributes. This mapping will be released as part of the DSEP Specification version 0.9.x.
Attributes that are already present in the core schema
Parameter
Schema
Path
Gender
Person
#.Person.gender
Age
Person
#.Person.age
Country
Country
#.Country
State
Location
#.Location.state
District
Location
#.Location.district
# = root
Attributes that are not present in core but are common to all DSEP use case categories, not just for Scholarships.
Class / Grade
Degree
Course
University
Board
Caste
Out of the above, Class/Grade, Degree, Course, University, and Board seem to be educational qualifications that a person can have. Support for this can be achieved using the following method.
The tags that can be supported for a Person schema are shown below in this table
Tag Group: Educational Qualification
Name
Code (key)
Type
Description
Examples
Recommended Standard / Format
Grade
grade
string
Grade completed in school
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
TODO
Degree
degree
string
The degree of qualification offered by an academic institution
M.Tech, Ph.D, M.B.B.S
TODO
Course
course
string
The course for which the degree applies for
computer_science, psychology_hons
TODO
University
university
string
The name of the university that has offered the academic degree
Streeling University
TODO
Board
board
string
The board that a school is affiliated with
Central Board of Secondary Education
TODO
School
school
string
The grade school the person graduated from
Mount Carmel School
TODO
Graduation Certificate
grad_cert
string
The graduation certificate issued by the institution the person graduated from
https://mcs.ac.in/student/cert/xyz.json
URL to verificable graduation certificate
Tag Group: Financial Status
Name
Code (key)
Type
Description
Examples
Recommended Standard
Family Income
family_income
string
Family income per annum
360000 INR
TODO
Income Certificate
income_cert
string
Income certificate
URL to verifiable income certificate
The values of the above coded keys may be standardized as per global or regional standards wherever applicable. If standards for a specific attribute do not exist, then the DSEP Working Group must create a standard for the same.
A run-time example of Person schema with the all the specified Tags and Tag groups is shown below
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Document Details
Supported Protocol Version
This recommendation is for the protocol version 1.x which is due to be released shortly. The release updates can be tracked on release-1.x-review branch of the core specification repository.
This version
TODO
Latest published version
TODO
Latest editor's draft
Implementation report
Stress Test report
Editors
Ravi Prakash (Beckn Foundation)
Authors
Ravi Prakash (Beckn Foundation)
Feedback
Issues
None
Discussions
#37
Errata
No Errata exists as of now
Context
TODO: Add some literature on the concept of scholarships and grants - purpose, scenarios, actors involved.
The Decentralized Skilling and Education Protocol is an adaptation of beckn protocol for the domain of education and skilling. Under this domain, there are four categories of use cases that are supported.
The scope of this document is limited to the Scholarships and Grants category of use cases.
Problem
How does application to scholarships and grants happen via DSEP?
Solution
The following table contains the use cases under scholarships and grants category crowd-sourced by the members of the DSEP working group.
Click here to view all the responses
The following list describe the various use cases involved in scholarships after analyzing the submissions
Discovery of Scholarships
Some of the typical parameters set when searching for scholarships are
5. Class / Grade applied for / pursued
6. Degree applied for / pursued
7. Course applied for / pursued
8. University
9. Board
10. Gender
11. Applicant’s caste
12. Age
13. Financial status
14. Country of scholarship offering
15. State of scholarship offering
16. District of scholarship offering
Taxonomy Mapping
The above parameters must be mapped to specific core schema and their attributes. This mapping will be released as part of the DSEP Specification version 0.9.x.
Attributes that are already present in the core schema
#
= rootAttributes that are not present in core but are common to all DSEP use case categories, not just for Scholarships.
Out of the above, Class/Grade, Degree, Course, University, and Board seem to be educational qualifications that a person can have. Support for this can be achieved using the following method.
The tags that can be supported for a Person schema are shown below in this table
Tag Group: Educational Qualification
Tag Group: Financial Status
The values of the above coded keys may be standardized as per global or regional standards wherever applicable. If standards for a specific attribute do not exist, then the DSEP Working Group must create a standard for the same.
A run-time example of Person schema with the all the specified Tags and Tag groups is shown below
The fields that are set depend upon the context where this object is used.
Concrete Examples
Let us now look at some concrete examples
Example 1 : Search for scholarships for Indian female students with a family income less than or equal to 200000 INR per annum
“Annual income” and “Female” are typically attributes of the person availing the scholarship.
Example 2: Search for Scholarships & Grants for "Undergraduate students”.
“Undergraduate” can be considered a category of academic degrees. DSEP should specify standard category codes [TODO].
Example 3: A scholarship provider platform wants to publish a list of scholarships with specific eligibility criteria
[TODO]
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