Reservations

@neema-SlYG3w • Oct 16, 2024

Oct 16, 2024

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No offense meant to the readers,

But do you think the Indian Education System will ever get away of the Reservation system? If so, When?

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aj_onduty

@aj-onduty-BvuwMK • Nov 26, 2010

I won't mind it if someone would say it is impossible. But I have some hope.
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Varsha0802

@varsha0802-YohNRX • Nov 27, 2010

Well, I don't think it'll get free in near future..............
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Yamini L

@yamini-uMEVDQ • Nov 27, 2010

Well, quite a few years back (if i am not wrong exactly 2 years back) we all CEans had a detailed debate turned discussion as to whether we really need reservations in educational system. Most of us were against it.

I dont think this system will change..There are no signs in that regard..Quite a few people talk about it but nothing much is done.
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optimystix

@optimystix-4yMPKC • Nov 27, 2010

miniy
Well, quite a few years back (if i am not wrong exactly 2 years back) we all CEans had a detailed debate turned discussion as to whether we really need reservations in educational system. Most of us were against it.

I dont think this system will change..There are no signs in that regard..Quite a few people talk about it but nothing much is done.
+1

its a hopeless situation here in India when it comes to having reservations. But I guess it is a necessary evil too. It is a kind of a system which can be, and is easily manipulated by the people. What really needs to change 1st is the mentality and nature of the people- something which is not going to happen at all!
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Gurjeet Singh

@gurjeet-LUX7B1 • Nov 30, 2010

The main problem lies behind this is the corrupt politics.
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aj_onduty

@aj-onduty-BvuwMK • Nov 30, 2010

cooldudeiet
The main problem lies behind this is the corrupt politics.
Its obvious.
People who don't really need the perks are getting it. For example, I have a friend, whose parents have jobs and are working in banks. They have a high post, a posh bungalow and still, she used to get a stipend when we were in 12th. Just because she was an OBC. At the same time, another friend, who had just 2 pairs of dress and had never seen a three star hotel in a picture doesn't get the stipend.
I would find the politicians at fault. Just for votes, they support the minorities in the best way they can. Even the creamy layer(Above poverty line) was raised for OBCs. A family which earns Rs. 40000 would get the perks of people below the poverty line if they come under OBC. Now, isn't that ridiculous??? People of the so called majority may be dying of hunger, who wants them, their votes are minor compared to the sum of minorities. How selfish! I don;t want to speak more, I will start abusing those political a*******.(Sorry CE)
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narayana murthy

@narayana-z4W16q • Dec 1, 2010

according to me when ever people vote without taking money this will went off otherwise this will continues
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Neema Ambhurkar

@neema-SlYG3w • Dec 1, 2010

aj_onduty
Its obvious.
People who don't really need the perks are getting it. For example, I have a friend, whose parents have jobs and are working in banks. They have a high post, a posh bungalow and still, she used to get a stipend when we were in 12th. Just because she was an OBC. At the same time, another friend, who had just 2 pairs of dress and had never seen a three star hotel in a picture doesn't get the stipend.
I would find the politicians at fault. Just for votes, they support the minorities in the best way they can. Even the creamy layer(Above poverty line) was raised for OBCs. A family which earns Rs. 40000 would get the perks of people below the poverty line if they come under OBC. Now, isn't that ridiculous??? People of the so called majority may be dying of hunger, who wants them, their votes are minor compared to the sum of minorities. How selfish! I don;t want to speak more, I will start abusing those political a*******.(Sorry CE)
That's exactly why I popped up this question. You see I have a friend who falls in the open category but cannot pay her fees because of some family crisis. She got the fee waver though, so now the matter has solved, but what about those people who cannot pay the required amount? How long will these students suffer?

There are education loans, etc but as we all know it needs a guarantor. What if their is no one behind you except for your family?
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Varsha0802

@varsha0802-YohNRX • Dec 4, 2010

I agree. If at all there should be reservations, they should be on financial basis not on caste basis or gender basis.
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BCA_GIRL

@bca-girl-wzX9cA • Dec 5, 2010

No! not at all. Their should be no reservation. And we can stop this. But the condition is that, first of all we should keep in mind that it should be stopped. By which we will be able to stop ourselves from taking extra profit of reservations and if it happens. then, i can say confidently it will be stopped.
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4M4N

@4m4n-jQmegc • Dec 14, 2010

Till the corrupt politics not ended, there is no question of reservation free india
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