Supreme Court of India
Dr. Parag Gupta Etc. v. University of Delhi and Ors
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Education-Higher Education-Admission to Postgraduate Medical Courses : Petitioner, a resident of Delhi admitted to MBBS Course in Tamil Nadu on the basis of All-India competition under the 15% quota-Reservation of 75% seats at State level for admission to postgraduate courses and 25% seats to be filled on the basis of All-India Competition-Petitioner completed MBBS fmm Tamil Nadu-In Tamil Nadu 75% seats reserved for residents of Tamil Nadu itself-In Delhi 75% seats reserved for candidates completing graduate medical course fmm Delhi itself-Petitioner denied advantage of reservation in both…
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