The National Scholarship Portal (NSP) has made its registration process even more secure by adding a Face Authentication step for One Time Registration (OTR).
This helps verify the applicant’s identity using their Aadhaar-linked photo, making it harder for fake …

When students search “OTR Scholarship amount”, many think that OTR itself gives money. But the truth is a bit different. OTR (One Time Registration) is not a direct scholarship scheme that pays you an amount. Instead, it’s a gateway…

If you’re applying for scholarships through NSP (National Scholarship Portal) or UP Scholarship Portal, you’ve probably noticed that Aadhaar is compulsory for completing your OTR (One Time Registration). Without linking Aadhaar, your OTR ID won’t be generated, …

When students start the OTR (One Time Registration) process for scholarships, many get confused about steps like Aadhaar e-KYC, mobile verification, or face authentication. To make it easy, the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) has released an official OTR User Manual …

Completing your KYC (Know Your Customer) is a mandatory step after One Time Registration (OTR) if you want to get your scholarship approved and paid into your bank account.
KYC verification ensures your identity, bank details, and eligibility are genuine, …

After completing One Time Registration (OTR) for your scholarship, you might realize that some details need to be changed — maybe your mobile number has changed, you entered the wrong spelling of your name, or you got a new bank …

If you’re applying for scholarships through the National Scholarship Portal (NSP), you already know that from 2024–25 onwards, every student must have an OTR (One Time Registration) ID. Now the big doubt among students is: “Do we need …