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Isn’t this discrimination? NLUJ NRI candidates won’t get merit based scholarships
If you read the clauses it says family income has to be 8L or below, NRI fees itself is almost 8L so I think it’s anyway reasonable to exclude them? What do you think
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You do realise that eligibility merely means that if an NRI student does score good marks at the university, only then will they get the scholarship? Keeping someone eligible to apply does not mean that they will be given the scholarship no matter what.
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Can't be eligible for merit-based scholarships if you don't have merit, can you? NRI kids can join JGLS if they want such scholarships.
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Well then, you shall have to first make something of yourself before you can attempt to legitimise a random bit of ignorance by dubbing it as your precious view, shan't you?
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There's serious lack of awareness in you, makes me wonder about the quality of people being admitted nowadays
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My only view is that all quotas should be treated on par. If NRI is excluded, then SC/ST should also be. Else include both.
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NRI students are funding these scholarships. One cannot be both the funder and the beneficiary.
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The very purpose of having NRI candidates is to earn extra money from them so as to subsidize the rest of the students. Giving them scholarships therefore does not make any sense.
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u would have made it through the general list if u had merit.
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Troll ke chhilke, ban liya cool LI pe post karke?
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Lmao it’s a income based scholarship so anyways 90% of the population is out of its ambit, let the people who really need it take it anyways the fees is not that astronomical that you need to come and cry On a anon forum
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