EWS Certificate kee lie kiska aay lgta hai pita ka ya ladke ka
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19th Dec, 2024
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For an EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate in India, the income criteria is assessed based on the family's total income. Here are the key points:
- Family Income Assessment : The total income of the entire family, including the father, mother, and unmarried siblings, is considered.
- Individual Income Irrelevant : The individual applicant's income (if earning) is included as part of the family's income, but the focus is on the combined family income.
- Defined Income Limit : The family's gross annual income must not exceed Rs. 8,00,000 from all sources (salary, agriculture, business, etc.).
- Income Proof : The certificate requires income proof, which can include documents like salary slips, IT returns, or an income affidavit of the family head.
- Father's Income Contribution : If the applicant is dependent, the father's income typically forms the primary part of the assessment.
In essence, the family's income as a whole is considered, not just the individual's earnings.
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