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“Has my scholarship been approved?” is one of the most common questions students ask in college offices across India, and it rarely gets a clear … Read more

Picture two Class 12 students from general category homes. One scored 94% and her father drives a taxi. The other scored 71% and his parents … Read more

A Class 12 student from a Sikh family in Punjab, a Muslim girl starting a nursing diploma in Bihar, a Christian boy entering engineering in … Read more

Ask ten OBC families in a small town where their child’s scholarship comes from, and you may get ten different answers. One parent will say … Read more

Many SC and ST students lose scholarship money not because they are ineligible but because they apply in the wrong place, at the wrong time, … Read more

Studying with a disability often means paying for things classmates never think about: a screen reader licence, a hearing aid battery every week, an auto … Read more

A sixteen-year-old wrestler training twice a day needs milk, eggs, a decent pair of shoes, bus fare to the akhara and entry fees for tournaments, … Read more

Ask a room of B.Ed trainees how they are paying for the course, and you will hear the same handful of answers: savings from a … Read more

Picture two MBA offer letters on the same table. Both schools charge similar fees, both promise good placements, and both want a deposit within a … Read more

Physics, chemistry, botany, zoology, mathematics, statistics, microbiology, geology: a B.Sc in any of these is often the first step towards a research lab, a teaching … Read more