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If not, isn’t it possible to do a Puja Khedkar and game the system? For example, if they take income certificates at face value while determining non-creamy layer OBCs or general category EWS, then anyone could submit a false income tax certificate, isn’t it? I was also reading in the news that a scam has been unearthed in Bengal where people from Bihar have falsely being showing Bengal domicile and availing of Bengal govt jobs. So couldn’t someone from outside Karnataka similarly show Karnataka domicile and sneak into NLSIU?