In the present case, the student belonging to economically weaker section was paid scholarship amount for the first two years but his scholarship was stopped for the third year. The Center had claimed that a student’s CGPA in core subjects should be at least 6 to remain eligible under the scheme. However, the court rejected this claim of the Centre. The Court said that there is no doubt that the requirement of 6.0 CGPA in the guidelines was in aggregate and not in core subjects. The ‘transcript’ of the student shows that his CGPA for first and second semester was 7.45 and for third and fourth semester was 6.32, which is in the required limit. was above.