Supreme Court of India
Mohamed Ibrahim and Ors. v. Vinayaka Mission University and Ors.
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Education - Medical Education - Screening test for students with foreign medical qualifications - Eligibility criteria for screening test - Eligibility of "primary medical qualification" - Appel/ants-students, who had completed medical course from the off-shore campus of VMRF in Thailand, claimed eligibility for screening test - Claim upheld by Single Judge of High Court but negated by the Division Bench - On appeal, held: The eligibility criteria provided in the 2002 Regulations make it clear that a candidate intending to appear in the screening test must, inter-a/ia, possess primary medical…
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