Supreme Court of India
Disha Panchal and Others v. Union of India the Secretary and Others
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Education/Educational Institutions – Admission to National Law Universities – Online entrance test-Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) – Improper conduct of – Grievance of 4690 candidates that loss of time as a result of inadequate facilities in conducting examinations and not affording them single log in session without any interruption – On appeal, held: Purity of examination process was not compromised so as to annul the entire process – Normalization formula would be the correct and appropriate methodology to compensate and take care of the interest of the 4690 candidates and would also…
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