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7.5 percent Govt school student quota for MBBS course: Madras HC appeals philanthropists to financially help meritorious candidates
Chennai: Following the decision of the Tamil Nadu government to introduce a 7.5 % reservation in medical education for students of government schools, the Madras High Court has now instructed the government to make sure that all the students securing seats under this 7.5% quota in medical education should not drop out due to financial problems.The court has also requested the philanthropists...
Chennai: Following the decision of the Tamil Nadu government to introduce a 7.5 % reservation in medical education for students of government schools, the Madras High Court has now instructed the government to make sure that all the students securing seats under this 7.5% quota in medical education should not drop out due to financial problems.
The court has also requested the philanthropists to take note of the financial condition of these meritorious students and to extend their helping hands by bearing some of their educational expenses.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.