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21st June 2013 03:19 PM
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Re: Difference between scheduled and backword caste?

if i m a handball player in state level and an SC in caste and securing 68% in I.C.S.E examination in 10th. will i not get selected in womens college.
22nd March 2013 02:06 PM
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Re: Difference between scheduled and backword caste?

difference between backward caste "A" and backward caste "B"
28th June 2012 05:25 PM
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Re: Difference between scheduled and backword caste?

SC stands for scheduled caste and BC stands for backward caste...

All the SC,ST AND OBC come under the BC category.

The people whose ancestors involved in occupations like
Shoemaking and handloom-weaving
Leather-dyeing
Agriculture and skilled labour
Making of different articles from bamboo
Sheep-breeding
Iron work....come under the Scheduled categories.

the people whose ancestors involved in occupations like
Tailoring and printing of cloth
Blaksmithy
Washing of clothes
Cooking
Barber’s job...come under the Backward categories.

In the olden days,economically, social and educationally, all these castes are at the lowest level in the society.These people were not allowed to mingle with the highers classes in the society and were not given education.

So,the government has brought reservations to the people belonging to these castes to provide education.
Through these reservations,these people can get into the reputed educational institutions and can attain higher positions.
The main motive of bringing these reservations is to provide education to all the scheduled and backward classes of the society.
30th April 2012 10:27 PM
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Difference between scheduled and backword caste?

Dufference between scheduled caste and backword caste, and definition adout this two caste?

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