Will Yuvasathi Application Be Rejected For Small Mistakes? Know The Status Check And Correction Process
Yuvasathi Application Status: The application process for the ‘Yuvasathi’ scheme in West Bengal has witnessed massive participation. Many job seekers have already submitted their forms either through online portals or at Duare Sarkar camps. However, post-submission, a wave of anxiety has gripped many applicants. Concerns regarding potential rejection due to minor errors in the form or discrepancies in documents are rising. Let’s explore what actually happens if there are mistakes in your form and how to resolve them.
Will the Application be Rejected or Corrected?
The most pressing question among applicants is whether an error-ridden form leads to immediate rejection. The good news is that for minor mistakes, the chances of direct rejection are minimal.
- Verification Process: When offline forms are entered into the portal, officials verify the details against the submitted xerox copies of documents.
- Objection Mode: Instead of outright rejection, forms with discrepancies are typically placed in ‘Dispute’ or ‘Objection’ mode. This implies that applicants will likely be given a chance to rectify these errors later.
Common Mistakes Observed
Several common errors have been noticed during the form-filling process, which applicants should be aware of:
- Bank Account Issues: Similar to the Krishak Bandhu scheme, a ‘Single Bank Account’ is generally mandatory for Yuvasathi. Many have mistakenly provided Joint Account details. Additionally, providing a mobile number not linked to the bank account is a frequent error.
- Photo & Signature: Forgetting to sign on the white space above the passport-sized photo or missing the signature/date on the form itself.
- Age & Documents: Using Aadhar Card details for age proof instead of the Madhyamik Admit Card, or miscalculating age based on the specific cut-off date mentioned in the form.
- Professional Details: Writing ‘Tuition Teacher’ or simply ‘Teacher’ in the current profession column, which might be deemed technically incorrect for an unemployed youth scheme.
- Others: Using whiteener on the form, incorrect email formats, or errors in writing the Caste Certificate number.
Current Status and Next Steps
Knowing the current status of your application is crucial to understanding if you need to take action.
- Online Applicants: Those who applied online can check their status by logging into the ‘Bangla Yuvasathi’ option. Upon entering the phone number and OTP, the 25-digit Duare Sarkar registration number is currently visible.
- Offline Applicants: The status check facility for offline applicants is not fully streamlined yet. Some users are being asked to refill the form after entering the OTP, which seems to be a system glitch or process gap.
- The Solution: If your form has errors and the status eventually shows ‘Objection’ or ‘Dispute’, do not panic. Correction facilities will likely be made available at Block offices, or an online ‘Edit’ option might be introduced in the future.
Therefore, there is no need to be overly anxious about minor slips. Keep an eye on the portal for the ‘Edit’ option or wait for the objection list to be cleared at the administrative level.
