Why reservation can't be banned in India
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Because our politicians are corrupted and they wanted more and more votes as banning reservation policy will result in loss of their SCs ,STs and OBCs voters which will give benefit to party in opposition. so reservation system can't be banned in India.
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In India Majority of the people support reservation on ground on backward class people do not have any facilities with them which can make them rich and educated. But for how many years this sympathy system is required? Government can instead arrange financial aids or scholarships to deserving backward class students.
Consider an example total no.of students are 100 (20 open, 20 OBC, 20 BC, 20 ST, 20 NT) and the admission seats are just 50.
Questions raising in my mind are :
As my study in India 50% (OBC – 27.5%, SC – 15%, ST – 7.5%) IN TAMILNADU – 69% (BC -30%, MBC – 20%, SC - 18% (15% + 3% EXCLUSIVELY FOR ARUNDHATHIYAR COMMUNITY) AND ST – 1%)
2. Should a OBC student with 60% given preference prior to an open category student with 80%.
3. Should a BC student with 80% given admission based on his percentage or based on his cast?
4. What if all 20 students of ST have scored better than the highest percentage student from NT? Better scoring ST student would sacrifice his seat for NT student?
Consider an example total no.of students are 100 (20 open, 20 OBC, 20 BC, 20 ST, 20 NT) and the admission seats are just 50.
Questions raising in my mind are :
As my study in India 50% (OBC – 27.5%, SC – 15%, ST – 7.5%) IN TAMILNADU – 69% (BC -30%, MBC – 20%, SC - 18% (15% + 3% EXCLUSIVELY FOR ARUNDHATHIYAR COMMUNITY) AND ST – 1%)
2. Should a OBC student with 60% given preference prior to an open category student with 80%.
3. Should a BC student with 80% given admission based on his percentage or based on his cast?
4. What if all 20 students of ST have scored better than the highest percentage student from NT? Better scoring ST student would sacrifice his seat for NT student?
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