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OBC non creamy layer eligibility
My father and mother combined income for previous year is 8lakh+ and previous two years is 6lakhs+ I heard that OBC NCL eligibilty limit raised for 8lakhs. Am I eligible for that? or that the rule has come this year so previous years should be less than 6lakhs only?
Asked 8 years ago in Labour
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Please answer specifically because I have an UPSC exam application in front for filling. Again my parents total income for AY 2015-16 is 6lakhs+, AY 2016-17 is 6lakhs+ and AY 2017-18 is 8lakhs+ . My doubt is that as per the latest order of 8lakhs per annum for 3 consequitive years I should be in NCL right or not? because I have only 1 year with the limit crossed.. Please clarify whether I should apply as NCL or Creamy layer for my UPSC application now?
Asked 8 years ago
You should apply for NCL .
Your parents combined income for last 3years should not be more than Rs 8 lakhs
2) you would be eligible for OBCNL certificate even if income for last 2 years is more than Rs 6 lakhs
You would fall under OBC NL and can applyas NCL
You will be eligible for NCL.
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If your parents income is through salary then this criteria will not apply to your situation.
It means that if income from other sources other than the salary and agriculture exceeds the income limit, then only the candidates shall be treated as Creamy Layer.
The effective date is from the date of announcement of the enhanced rate.
As there is no particular mention about the retrospective effect, the enhancement shall be effected from the date of its announcement only. As far as the previous income is concerned it will remain as it is.
Please be aware that Income from salaries and agriculture operations will not be clubbed with any other sources of income. Only the other
sources of income other than salaries and agriculture income will be taken into consideration for arriving at the
income limit of both parents taken together.