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Education – Admission granted under interim orders – Course completed – Writ dismissed – High court had no powers to grant relied – SC under Art. 142 declared petitioner had successfully completed course.

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Education Law – Admission into MBBS Course – whether a student, a meritorious candidate, for no fault of his/her and who has pursued his/her legal right expeditiously without delay, can be denied admission as a relief, because the cut-off date of 30th September has passed.

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Education – Admission granted under interim orders – Course completed – Writ dismissed – High court had no powers to grant relied – SC under Art. 142 declared petitioner had successfully completed course.

Education Law – Admission to a professional course , question for consideration is whether compensation for a meritorious candidate, who has been denied the admission illegally and arbitrary having approached the court in time can be said to be just and equitable relief?

Education Law – Admission into MBBS Course – whether a student, a meritorious candidate, for no fault of his/her and who has pursued his/her legal right expeditiously without delay, can be denied admission as a relief, because the cut-off date of 30th September has passed.

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