Supreme Court of India
Chithra Ghosh & Another v. Union of India and Others
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The appellants passed the pre-medical examination of the Delhi University in April, 1968 and obtained over 62% marks, They applied for admission to the first year M. . .S. Course at the Maulana Azad Medical College which is a constituent of the University of Delhi and was established by the Government of India in 1958. The college prospectus contained certain rules relating to the admission of students which made reservations of places in the college in favour of various categories of students and provided for nominations to be made by the Central Government to fill some of the reserved…
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