I’m 20 years old, from a Hindu family, and struggling to finish my engineering degree. My family isn’t able to support me financially, even though I’ve already completed three years of study. I’m desperate to complete my education and become independent. What legal options do I have to continue my studies? Please advise quickly.

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Law Forum › Category: Property › I’m 20 years old, from a Hindu family, and struggling to finish my engineering degree. My family isn’t able to support me financially, even though I’ve already completed three years of study. I’m desperate to complete my education and become independent. What legal options do I have to continue my studies? Please advise quickly.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I’m 20 years old, from a Hindu family, and struggling to finish my engineering degree. My family isn’t able to support me financially, even though I’ve already completed three years of study. I’m desperate to complete my education and become independent. What legal options do I have to continue my studies? Please advise quickly.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You have several options:
– Explore scholarships and educational loans specifically designed for students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds.
– Consult a legal aid organization or a lawyer to understand your rights and options regarding educational support.

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