Can I claim multiple MANET Pune BTech scholarships if I meet different criteria?

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Rashmi Karan | Contributor-Level 9

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No. MANET Pune policy allows students to benefit from only one scholarship at a time. If you qualify for both the general merit scholarship and the low-income meritorious scholarship, you will receive the single the highest benefit for which you are eligible to ensure fair distribution of financial

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