Scholars turn counselors for admission seekers; earn quick money The hectic admission season in Delhi University comes as a godsend opportunity for those who want to earn an extra buck without much effort. u00a0 Students double up as volunteers for private institutions which set up their shops on the campus to catch those who may not get admission in the varsity. u00a0 
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Apna Sapna Money Money: Students manning a stall of a private institute at North campus</td></tr></tbody></table>Students just have to sit at a small tent or distribute pamphlets, brochures and other publicity material and they get paid Rs 500-1,500 per day. 
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