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Blame gameIndian Muslims feel that the only reason they fail at something is their name and religion.I met a student few days ago. He studies in a different college.I didn't get good grades in that subject because I am a muslim while the professor hates muslim.I met someone who was rejected in a SSC interview.I couldn't get through. Though I was good, very good, you know how it is in India, the government just don't want muslims to rise.Someone was talking to my dad.Its tough for a muslim student to study these days..IRONY IRONY IRONY.I am writing this answer after filling the application form ofPrime Minister Modi Scholarship for Muslim Students.I am writing this answer from a hostel room of one of the best engineering institutes in this country.I know many muslim students who take Minority Scholarships too. I wanted to apply too but I was not eligible.I know many friends who study in Institutes like Jamia Milia Islamia which has been given a Minority Status and hence some seats are reserved for Muslim students.What else do you need?Stop this blame game and start working.We have several examples like Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam in front of us.You can achieve heights irrespective of religions..Government is doing its job.Go grab the opportunities and stop blaming others for your own failure.All the best.:)

NSE academy offers the forensic accounting course since 2018. However, they donot offer any scholarships directly to students. In order to get the scholarships for the forensic accounting programs i guess you need to be associated with the Indiaforensic, which has developed, designed and is running this course on behalf of NSE Academy.You will have to fill up the application form required to be submitted for the process of scholarship. The scholarship application form for the Certified Forensic Accounting Professional program is available on their website[1]Footnotes[1] Scholarship program for students - Indiaforensic

The funny thing is, for almost 23 - 24 years of my life, I had no idea what my caste was.All I knew was I never wore a thread like many of my friends did and that meant I wasn’t a Brahmin.That’s all I knew.Every application form I filled, even though I was forced to write “Hindu” against religion, I’d always put an “NA” against caste.When I’d ask my parents what our caste was, they always say, “that’s not important. What are you going to do with it anyway?”I always marked myself as a “General” category applicant or student, for that’s where I was told I belonged. “Special privileges need to be earned,” is what Mom used to tell me.Mom, I found out later, is a Scheduled Tribe citizen, whose roots could be traced back to some remote tribe from Assam. She, however, NEVER even once considered herself so. Neither did Grandma!It was only much later, when I was about to finish my master’s, and was filling up an online form for some scholarship test, that I was told what my caste was. NA was not an option, and I couldn’t leave the space blank either.Turns out, I was semi upper caste, or whatever that meant.But by then, I didn’t really give a shit!