Supreme Court of India
Master Satyam Gandhi v. Union Territory, Chandigarh and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
Before parting with the order, it goes without saying that the students who study up to Class X in any school H whether aided or non-aided, such students are entitled to MASTER SATYAM GANDHI v.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
Education/Educational Institutions: School admission - Admission to XI class - Respondent-school declined the medical stream to the appellant-writ petitioner on the ground that he is ineligible for the said stream on the basis of his pre-board result - Respondent-school stated that the appellant was offered the commerce stream but he categorically refused to take admission into the commerce stream - Held: Appellant was found ineligible and denied o admission in the medical stream because of his marks in the pre-board result and aptitude conducted by the school - He was given option to take…
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