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So what I am saying is don’t be dismissive of such people. Have been seeing some sarcastic comments on LI.
Similarly, there is also an NUJS-determined cut-off for NRI quota.
"failed to meet the cut-off for NUJS in general merit category, but is allowed to join if he can pay more money."
Similarly, one may fail to meet the cut-off for UPSC in general merit category but be allowed join the UPSC by virtue of being born to an SC/ST/OBC father.
"No one can pay their way into joining the civil services."
And neither can one pay their way into NUJS. You need to have a certain score, which is very often higher than the SC/ST/OBC cut-off and higher than certain other NLUs in the merit list.
"Work on your analogy skills."
Works both ways, cupcake.
That makes perfect sense
Degree buy kar lena hai
[Mod: No, sorry, probably not a good idea but we believe you ;)]