Tasmida Johar, the first Rohingya refugee to clear boards exams in India, may not able to study in Jamia Millia Islamia – the university of her dreams, because of the higher tuition fee. Twenty-one-year-old Tasmida had applied for the 5-year BA LLB course under the foreign students’ quota at the university.
Tasmida Johar, Photo: The New Indian Express
The foreign students are required to pay higher fee because the university doesn’t take entrance exam for foreign students. Under foreign students’ quota at the university, the course will cost Tasmida more than Rs 10 lakh.
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