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Regarding OBC NCL Eligibilty criteria for person below 8 lakhs
05-Sep-2024 (In Civil Law)
For getting eligibilty in OBC NCL quota you need to have your income below 8 lakhs for the preceding 3 years. Some my concern is if for one of the year my parents income exceeds * lakhs then in that case will i be eligible for OBC NCL or not?
As the rule of exclusion says that "person having gross annual income of Rs 8 lakh for a period of 3 consecutive years" does that mean that if for any of the year the income is below 8 lakhs then you are eligible for OBC NCL?
The eligibility for an OBC-NCL certificate is determined based on the annual income of the applicant's parents for the past three consecutive years. If their income falls below Rs.8 lakh during this period, the applicant becomes eligible for the certificate.
Income Limit of determining the Non-Creamy Layer Status of OBCs. In order to qualify as an OBC non-creamy layer candidate, the applicant's parents' annual income should be less than Rs. 8 lakhs. As far as the Government employees are considered, the entry cadre/post is to be taken into consideration.
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