Summary:
But, because of such policies students have a feeling of inferiority and superiority,” said secretary of MP Parents Association, Prabodh Pandya. The parents say that the “discrimination” between the students of MP Board and CBSE is unfair, adding that students of both boards should be able to avail the benefits of the scholarship at the same percentage. It hurts the sentiments of the students who work hard but don’t get the benefits because of different boards,” he said. If MP board students can avail the scholarship at 70%, the same should be applied to CBSE students.”Sanjeev Dubey, whose daughter studies in Class 12 in CBSE school of the city, said, “This discrimination by the government creates rivalry and a feeling of enmity among the students. Badri Prasad Mandrai, whose granddaughter studies in Class 12 in a CBSE school, shares the same view..