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You are here HOME CAMPUS NEWS Government is planning to set up three more universities for the country's minorities.

Government is planning to set up three more universities for the country's minorities.

The government is planning to set up three more universities for the country's minorities
in Mysore (Karnataka), Kishanganj (Bihar) and Ajmer (Rajasthan). The idea behind these universities is that fifty percent of the seats in these universities will be reserved for minority students, to make them more competitive in the job market and hence help them to grow faster.To be set up on land owned by Waqf boards, these universities will provide education in all modern subjects along with theological teaching. One of the biggest problem in establishing such universities is to overcome the legal hurdles for providing 50 percent reservation for students from minority communities.

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