❤︎ Terms & Conditions

Governance & Scope
of Involvement

Mohsin Shariff Educational & Charitable Trust (MSECT) functions strictly as a development partner for government schools and does not interfere in their administrative or financial autonomy.
  • MSECT has no role in the allocation or utilization of government funds. All such decisions remain solely with the Head Master / Head Mistress and the SDMC.
  • MSECT does not participate in administrative matters or teacher-related governance.
  • All support provided by MSECT is delivered exclusively within the framework of the MSECT 10-Point Programme for Adopted Schools.

Partnership with the Government of Karnataka

MSECT has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Karnataka in accordance with the circular issued by the Commissioner of Public Instruction (Shala Dattu Yojane/1/2008-09 dated 26-08-2008). Under this initiative, MSECT has adopted 250 government schools across Bengaluru and Mysuru, working towards their holistic development. A dedicated panel of experts from education and allied fields ensures professional implementation and adherence to high-quality standards.

MSECT 10-Point Programme for School Development

Through this programme, MSECT supports the all-round development of over 50,000 students across 250 adopted schools.
  • Daily hot midday meals
  • BSI-approved packaged drinking water
  • School Uniform Dresses. Three pairs of dresses to each student (1 White + 2 Colored )
  • Footwear. Three pairs of Bata shoes to each student (1 White + 2 Black )
  • Infrastructure & facility development, including:
    - Building construction, repairs, and painting,
    - Toilets, furniture, gardening, and maintenance
    - Appointment of a security guard for each school
  • Sports development through events and sports equipment
  • Healthcare camps for students
  • Upgradation of libraries, laboratories, and teaching aids
  • Teacher training programmes to enhance teaching effectiveness
  • Personality development and study skills programmes for students

Investment & Impact

  • Approximate annual expenditure per school :
  • ₹25 lakh (excluding midday meals)
  • Total annual budget for 250 schools :
  • ₹62–65 crore per year