Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Girl Faces Financial Hurdles, Seeks Help for College Admission
Sibani Gouda, a 20-year-old girl from a remote village in India, is facing financial difficulties that may prevent her from continuing her education.
She recently completed Plus II (Arts) with a high score but her parents, who are daily wage laborers, cannot afford the fees for Plus III.
She had to drop out of school once before due to lack of funds.
Admission fees vary widely depending on the college, with private colleges being the most expensive.
A government program provided some financial aid previously, but more funds are needed for further studies.
Local education authorities plan to assist Sibani with her admission to a nearby college to ensure she can continue her education.
Sibani Gouda from a remote village in Gajapati district is struggling financially to attend Plus III.
Her parents, daily-wage laborers, cannot afford the admission fees.
Admission fees vary, ranging from Rs 1,800 in govt colleges to up to Rs 20,000 in private colleges.
She previously dropped out of school due to financial issues.
Education authorities will help her with admission.
- Who
- Sibani Gouda and her family
- What
- Sibani Gouda is unable to pay for college admission.
- When
- Currently, with the deadline for admission in two days.
- Where
- Gajapati district, India
- Why
- Due to financial constraints faced by her parents
- Student Name
- Sibani Gouda
- Age
- 20
- Location
- Gajapati district, India
- Education Level
- Passed Plus II (Arts)
- Father's Occupation
- Daily-wage laborer
- Admission Deadline
- Two days
- Admission Costs (Govt. College)
- Rs 1,800
- Admission Costs (Private College)
- Up to Rs 20,000