Supreme Court of India
Sukh Dev Singh v. Collector, Land Acquisition, Punjab.
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In the result, they would be effectively deprived of a real opportunity for pursuing the medical course even though on paper they would have got admission in the medical college.
Judgment, page 13
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The qualification required for admission to the MBBS course in the State of Maharashtra is the passing of 12th standard examination held by the Mahsrashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. It comprises of three Divisional Boards - one for Vidharbha region, another for Marathwada region and the third for the rest of Maharashtra - and though for the purpose of convenience each of these three Divisional Boards conducts the 12th standard examination for the area within its jurisdiction, the examination which is held is one and the same throughout the State of Maharashtra…
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