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Complete Guide to EWS Reservation in WB: State vs Central Rules Explained

Are you eligible for the 10% EWS Reservation? Many candidates miss out on government jobs and college admissions simply because they are confused about the rules. ​In this video, we simplify the entire Economically Weaker Section (EWS) Reservation process for West Bengal aspirants. From the historic constitutional amendment to the practical steps of applying online, we cover everything you need to know to claim your right. ​📋 What We Cover in This Video: ​The Legal Foundation: Understanding the 103rd Constitutional Amendment and the 10% quota based on economic status. ​Eligibility Criteria: ​Income Limit: Family gross annual income must be below ₹8 Lakhs. ​Asset Test: Limits on agricultural land (5 acres), residential flats (1000 sq ft), and plots. ​Definition of Family: Who is included in the income calculation? (Self, parents, spouse, siblings/children under 18). ​The Critical Difference (WB State vs. Central): ​Can an OBC candidate apply for EWS? The answer depends on whether you are listed in the State or Central OBC list. We explain the "Annexure C vs. Annexure D" confusion. ​Step-by-Step Application Process: ​Choosing the right form (State/Central). ​filling out personal and asset details. ​Physical Verification: Required documents like Aadhar, Income Proof, Land Deeds, and Domicile Certificate. ​Important Forms Explained: ​Annexure A: Application Form. ​Annexure B: Self-Declaration of Income & Assets. ​Annexure C: Certificate for WB State. ​Annexure D: Certificate for Central Govt. ​Validity Period: Why your certificate expires on March 31st regardless of when it was issued. ​🛑 Don't make mistakes! Watch the full video to ensure your application doesn't get rejected.