Supreme Court of India

Sourabh Brala and or v. Union of India and Ors.

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Bench R. F. Nariman and M. R. Shah JJ.
Decided 6 December 2018

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Education/Educational Institutions: Medical college – MBBS Course – Allegation of students of 1st year MBBS course that respondent no. 5 College had not got its act in order – Students sought transfer from respondent no. 5 College to any other college in the State and be allowed to take examination after having completed the first year of MBBS Course – Held: State Government willing to take over medical students and respondent no. 5 College with its infrastructure and assets so that it could meet both the Medical Council of India’s norms and affiliate with the State Medical University…

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