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February 27, 2025 at 1:35 amI qualified NTSE level stage – 2 and received scholarship for 2 years (11th and 12th). I opted for “y exam” but had a terrible anxiety attack before my exam and wasn’t in any condition to sit for it. It was in year 20xx and next “y” exam took place in the same year after 7-8 months(for the next batch). There was not even 10 months gap before I gave my exam and got selected in a “y based” college. I sent the claim but they rejected based on [Rule](https://ncert.nic.in/pdf/notice/Information_Brochure_2019.pdf) (viii) on page 16 of the attached document.The Rules start from page 15 of the document. I know that rule (ix) says “Scholarship once discontinued on the basis of the rules of disbursement of scholarship
cannot be revived under any circumstances,” BUT I saw a notification where they revived scholarships of students who got ineligible due to late claims. Is it worth trying and what’s the course of action that can be taken? I would really appreciate some guidance.It feels very unfair that even though I was studying (for “y”) and was trying my best they discontinued it completely. I get it, if they don’t give it to me for that specific year but discontinuing it completely is just sad. How are they “promoting education” if they stop giving you what you earned (from your efforts) just because you failed once(in case of droppers) or just because of the circumstances? And if I am enrolled somewhere (in a coaching or test series), it shouldn’t count as “break from studies”.
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AAshishmaster940
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February 27, 2025 at 2:02 amWhatever you are saying is correct then RTI followed by writ petition in HC is way forwardΒ
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