About
Independent site: not the Ministry of Education, handles no applications
Radif Partners is an independent publisher. For Cálculo Beca it reads, in Spain's Official Gazette (BOE), Royal Decree 179/2026 on thresholds and amounts, the consolidated Royal Decree 1721/2007 and the 2026-2027 general call, and turns their tables into calculators that run only in your browser. It is not the Ministry of Education, handles no applications and awards no grants.
Why it exists
Finding out whether you qualify means crossing a threshold table by household size, a list of deductions, wealth limits with cadastral coefficients and an academic requirement that differs by field. The pages going round copy the table, sometimes with typos or as an image, and do not do the sum. The Ministry's official simulator only covers the variable part. Here the full sum of fixed amounts takes a minute, with the article next to every figure, and what cannot be forecast is stated plainly.
Who publishes it
Radif Partners, a company that builds calculators from public rules. It is not a public body, a tutoring school or an agency. It uses no logos or marks of any administration, charges nothing, has no affiliate links and collects no student phone numbers or emails.
Radif Partners
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contact@calculobeca.com
Sources
The figures come from Royal Decree 179/2026, Royal Decree 1721/2007 and the 2026-2027 general call. Based on data from the Agencia Estatal Boletín Oficial del Estado (www.boe.es). The method explains how they are applied and the editorial policy how they are corrected.
What we do not do
We file no applications, see no files, award no grants and give no personal advice. The simulator's result is an estimate under the published rules; the decision is the Ministry's. Your data never leaves your browser: see the privacy policy.
Write to us
contact@calculobeca.com, if you find a misread figure or a case the simulator gets wrong.