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What Does “Application Sent Back” Mean in NSP Portal

Application Sent Back meaning in NSP Portal – student checking NSP scholarship status

Introduction


If your NSP status shows Application Sent Back, don’t panic. This is one of the most common statuses on the National Scholarship Portal (NSP) and it does not mean rejection. It simply means that your application was reviewed by an authority and returned to you for correction or clarification.

In this guide, you’ll understand:

  • The exact meaning of Application Sent Back in NSP Portal

  • Who sends the application back

  • Common reasons behind this status

  • Step-by-step process to fix and resubmit

  • What happens if you don’t take action

This article is written to help students resolve the issue quickly and avoid delays in scholarship payment.


What Exactly Does “Application Sent Back” Mean in NSP Portal

On the NSP Portal, the status Application Sent Back means:

Your application is still active, but processing is paused until you make the required changes and resubmit it.

This status usually appears before final verification or payment.


Who Can Send Back an NSP Application

Your NSP application can be sent back by any of the following authorities:


1. Institute Verification Officer

  • Checks admission details

  • Verifies course, institute, and enrollment


2. District/State Verification Authority

  • Verifies domicile, caste, income

  • Cross-checks state records


3. Ministry-Level Verification

  • Final review before sanction

  • Matches Aadhaar and bank details

If any authority finds an issue, the Application Sent Back status is triggered.



Common Reasons Why NSP Application Is Sent Back


Incorrect Personal Details

  • Name mismatch with Aadhaar

  • Wrong gender or date of birth


Bank Account Errors

  • Inactive bank account

  • Name mismatch with bank records

  • Incorrect IFSC code


Document-Related Issues

  • Blurry or unreadable documents

  • Wrong document uploaded

  • Income or caste certificate expired


Academic Mismatch

  • Course details not matching institute records

  • Admission not confirmed by institute


Technical or Formatting Errors

  • Incomplete form submission

  • Missing mandatory fields

All these issues lead to Application Sent Back in NSP Portal.


How to Check the Reason for “Application Sent Back” Status


Follow these steps:

  1. Visit https://scholarships.gov.in

  2. Login using your Application ID and password

  3. Go to Check Your Status

  4. Click on View Reverted Application

  5. Read the remarks provided by the authority

The remarks clearly explain why your NSP application was sent back.



What To Do After Application Is Sent Back in NSP Portal


Step 1: Carefully Read Remarks

Do not rush. Understand exactly what correction is required.


Step 2: Edit Application

  • Correct the mentioned details

  • Upload fresh, clear documents


Step 3: Recheck Everything

Ensure name, Aadhaar, bank, and documents match perfectly.


Step 4: Resubmit Application

Submit before the correction deadline mentioned on NSP.

Once resubmitted, the status will change and verification resumes.


What Happens If You Don’t Correct the Sent Back Application


If you ignore the Application Sent Back status:

  • Your application may be rejected

  • Scholarship amount will not be credited

  • You may miss the academic year’s benefit

Always act quickly after the application is sent back.


Is “Application Sent Back” a Bad Sign?

No. In fact, it is a second chance.

Many students who successfully receive NSP scholarships had their application sent back once or twice before approval. Correct submission usually leads to successful verification.



Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


Q1:Is Application Sent Back the same as Rejected?

No. Rejected means final denial. Sent back means correction required.


Q2:Can I resubmit multiple times?

Yes, if the portal allows editing within the deadline.


Q3:Will my scholarship be delayed?

Yes, but only until corrections are verified.


Q4:Can I contact NSP support?

Yes. Use the official helpdesk.


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