ScholarSaathi’s Data Privacy & Protection Policy for Students

ScholarSaathi’s Data Privacy & Protection Policy for Students

At ScholarSaathi.com, a unit of Earth of World Foundation (CIN: U85499BR2025NPL075574), protecting student data is one of our top priorities. As a Section 8 nonprofit organization, we follow strict privacy protocols and comply with Indian data protection laws to ensure that every student’s personal information is used ethically and securely.


🔒 Why Data Privacy Matters for Students

  • Students, especially minors, deserve a secure digital environment.
  • Parents should trust that their child’s academic data will never be misused.
  • It builds transparency, safety, and long-term credibility for our educational platform.

🔢 What Information We Collect

  • Full name, contact number, class, school name, and parent/guardian details
  • IP address and device info (for security and exam integrity)
  • Academic records and exam results

Note: No financial details of students are collected, stored, or shared.


🔧 How We Use Student Data

  • To create and manage student profiles
  • To assign appropriate scholarship categories and exams
  • To notify results and updates via email/SMS
  • For internal research to improve services (in anonymized form)

⛔ What We Never Do

  • We never sell or share data with third parties
  • We do not use student data for commercial advertising
  • We do not allow outside access to academic scores or profile history

✅ Security Measures in Place

  • SSL-encrypted website and secure database hosting
  • Role-based access control – only authorized team members can view sensitive data
  • Two-factor authentication and audit logs

🚀 Student Rights Under Our Policy

  • View or update personal information at any time via dashboard
  • Request permanent deletion of data post participation
  • Report concerns or request help through our official contact form

🔼 Final Commitment

At ScholarSaathi, data privacy is not just a policy – it’s our promise. We believe students should focus on learning, not worrying about how their information is used.

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