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so condescending, without answering a single thing. :/
2. Coming to the "poorly worded" possibility mentioned above, that might be the case if you are counting the application fees or the tuition fee deposits as "donations". This would be a stupid thing to do, as you'd have to count then the fees for something like CLAT as well as "donations", and it would indicate that your understanding of trusts law needs looking into, which would be the consequence of attending most universities that you would classify as a "non-NLU college" (which itself is a reason to question (a) if you are qualified for an LLM anywhere in the world; and (b) even if you got into one, whether you should really do one). The deposits can potentially be waived off if you've gotten full funding, but you'd have to show your university a sponsorship letter in that event. Frankly, "▮▮▮