February 17 marks another day for the Rita Cetina scholarship payments for secondary school students in Mexico, specifically for students whose last names start with the letter C.
On February 17, 2026, the payment schedule for the Rita Cetina scholarship, aimed at supporting secondary school students in Mexico, continues. This initiative, driven by the Mexican government, provides financial assistance to eligible students to bolster their educational opportunities. The program is administered by the Coordinación Nacional de Becas para el Bienestar Benito Juárez (CNBBBJ), which is overseen by Julio León Trujillo.
Today's payments are designated exclusively for students whose first surname begins with the letter C. Eligible students can access their deposits directly through the Banco del Bienestar card, negating the need to visit bank offices, as the funds can be utilized for direct payments where a banking terminal is available. Additionally, the funds are available for withdrawal from ATMs, simplifying the process for students to access their scholarship support.
Each eligible student will receive a total of 1,900 pesos per bimonthly period. This financial support not only aids in covering educational expenses but also reflects the government's commitment to enhancing educational equity in Mexico by providing crucial financial assistance to middle schoolers. This focused distribution method ensures that timely assistance reaches students according to their surname initial, highlighting the organized approach of the CNBBBJ in implementing the scholarship program.
