Sentence examples for merit students from inspiring English sources

Bihar: In the state capital, Patna, 27 students from "Super 30" a group of merit students from extremely poor families, have cracked the entrance exam of the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology or I.I.T. (Hindustan Times).

Qualitative text analysis of the interview script analysis clarified the different merits students perceived from each activity.

Students are also admitted through a management quota, which places no merit requirement; students are directly admitted to a course upon the orders of the college management (in this case, the managing trust).

For Ivy League schools, which offer aid based only on need and not merit, even students with superb grades might not be able to attend if they cannot pay.

In addition, it has the merit that students are able to recognize their own taste sensitivity.

Collectively, the discrete student perspectives in this study acknowledge the merit of student educator interactions for safe experiential learning.

Haunted for 15 years by the brutal death of her enigmatic college roommate — a merit scholarship student named Minette Swift, the title's black girl — Genna embarks on what she calls a "text without a title in the service of justice," a personal "inquiry" in which she attempts to reconstruct the events of the fateful year when she and Minette were freshmen.

I painted through college and was a Merit Scholarship student at the Art Students League in NYC.

Of late, they have even been championing automated grading software that can evaluate the merits of students' essays with a click of a mouse.

Most universities will offer a financial aid package upon admission which is a combination of scholarships from the university (need and merit), federal student aid programs, and state aid programs.

"I certainly don't think this is worthy of federal intervention or former-governor intervention, but I do think on the merits the student that won, won.