TN Govt to provide a quota of 7.5% for government students in professional courses

Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday decided to provide a reservation of 7.5% for students of state government schools in professional courses, such as engineering, agriculture, fisheries, animals and laws.
The cabinet led by Minister M K Stalin decided to bring a bill in the upcoming budget session to provide horizontal reservations for students.
This is on the previous AIDMK regime line which imposes laws to provide 7.5% of reservations for government students who are in medical and dental courses.
Because fewer school students get acceptance in professional courses, the DMK government immediately after assuming costs, established a Commission under the leadership of the Persimal Judge Durgesan on June 15 to assess and analyze the reason for improvement to ensure representation of government school students.
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The government received a report from the recent commission.
“To implement the recommendation of the Commission, it has been decided to introduce the bill in the next session itself to provide a reservation of 7.5% to government schools in recognition of professional courses such as a 7.5% quota for medical acceptance,” said an official release.
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The cabinet decided to present a revised budget for 2021-22 on August 13.
Also decided to present a separate budget for agriculture in the upcoming budget session itself.