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The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea challenging the Rs 8 lakh income limit for EWS medical college admissions, upholding Rajasthan's fee structure. Justices noted private colleges, being self-financing, cannot match government fees. While capitation fees are banned, general college fees are permissible. The court emphasized private institutions' crucial role in medical education, suggesting scholarships or subventions for affordability concerns. The EWS quota applies to admission, not fee reduction 
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