Supreme Court of India
Kumari Ranjana Mishra and Anr. v. The State of Bihar and Ors.
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Education/Educational Institutions - Bihar School Examination Board Rules, 1963 - Rule 7 -Entitlement of students to appear in examination after de-recognition of educational institution - Physical Training College in question was recognized by the State Government during the years when the appellants undertook .P.Ed. (Certificate of Physical Education) course from the said College - Subsequently, NCTE Act came into force and Regional Committee of the NCTE was vested with the power to grant recognition - Much later, the State Government revoked the recognition of the said Co/fege - Appellants…
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