If he becomes a doctor, then not only is he uplifted, but also his entire community will be inspired. That reservation, I support. Congratulations, brother, for coming on a shining day in your life ❣️.
3 weeks ago | 1,200
These people deserve reservation 🙌🏻 Affirmative action in action
3 weeks ago | 827
Such people actually need reservations Unlike my batch mates Who are studying in Allen with me and chilling as they need only 400 to achieve best colleges in India
3 weeks ago (edited) | 510
People commenting "st category", "he's not even 1st".....are some dumb people who don't know what reality is..... imagine yourself working physical labour daily and u have to study too....99% of students won't have the courage and even stamina to do it.....this is what reservation is for....it helps to over come the years of oppression of discrimination, poverty and gives a chance to say " if I'm not rich, I don't have coaching, but still I think I can make it " Edit : yes people misuse reservation....there are countless loopholes in the system....so we should talk about ending castism ( which won't happen in 200 years from now) so it's better to make the reservation system better or invent a new system which encourage uplifting the victims of castism.....which has no loopholes...where .only the deserving ones get the benefits
3 weeks ago (edited) | 531
This reservation.....the kind that actually helps a tribal youth working as manual labourer to become a doctor.....this is the system working.....this I support.....he will prolly uplift not just his family but maybe extended family and friends too....
3 weeks ago | 84
I don’t know why i got tears in my eyes right after seeing this news. God bless him . I can imagine how he and his parents might be feeling right now.
2 weeks ago | 2
I am a UR category person but I only support this reservation ,it should be given to only people like him of SC ST and not to well to do people of SC ST. Congratulations to him and his family. Well done brother 💓
2 weeks ago | 22
What a beautiful news! Made my day! May god bless you brother!✨
3 weeks ago | 33
Finally, it is nice to see someone worthy of affirmative action actually reaping benefits of it. Congratulations to the young brother.
3 weeks ago (edited) | 38
I hope he isn’t bullied for his caste or background. I hope he makes good friends and may this new life be the pathway for a blessed life ahead❤.
2 weeks ago | 3
Shubham you will be a great doctor - INSHALLAH. You are an inspiration to all the students who face hardship in life. Congrats Shubham, have a nice day!
3 weeks ago (edited) | 31
these are the real people for whom reservation is justified and was made. Not IAS IPS sons
3 weeks ago | 29
Yes these are the people who really deserve all the affirmative action . Very happy for his success.This will change his life ,his parents life & his future generations .🎉
3 weeks ago | 73
Near about 12 lakh candidates qualified neet ug, even though he belongs to a caste still he had secured a rank of 18 thousand despite his difficult conditions what he has done is itself a big achievement now the caste reservation will give him a chance to use this achievement to uplift other students
3 weeks ago | 18
It's all good and proud of you but do not give up during the course.Because many students who get admission is medical college through quota ranks leave studies in between because they realise curriculum is not not something which you can pass with quota you need brain and dedication for it.MBBS is one of the toughest course ever ,so keep going and never give up.
3 weeks ago | 3
Hope people from opposing state sees this. Because of NEET at-least few of the deserved ones get an opportunity if there was no NEET all the seats will be sold out for recommendations of rich and politic background.
2 weeks ago | 1
Welcome to a new dedicated doctor who would actually care about the living condition of the patients 👏
2 weeks ago | 1
The Indian Express
At a Bengaluru construction site on June 14, a call cut through the clang of work.
A teacher from Odisha told 19-year-old Shubham Sabar he had cracked NEET-UG.
“I couldn’t hold back my tears. I told my parents I’m going to be a doctor,” he said. He then told his contractor he would take back his savings.
Read his story 👇🏽
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3 weeks ago | [YT] | 11,211