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No, your elder sisters' income will not be included in your EWS (Economically Weaker Section) certificate calculation. Only the income of your parents (father & mother) and your family’s movable/immovable assets are considered. Since your sisters are unmarried and above 18, their earnings are not counted.


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No, your elder sisters' income from their government jobs would not be included in your EWS calculation if they are above 18 years old and unmarried. According to the government guidelines, "family" for EWS purposes only includes the applicant, their parents, and siblings below 18 years old.

• Age limit: Only siblings under 18 are considered when calculating family income for EWS purposes.
• Marital status: Your sisters' marital status (unmarried) is not relevant in this case.
• Verification required: When applying for an EWS certificate, you will need to provide necessary documents to prove your family income and the income of your siblings under 18.

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