Supreme Court of India
Neppali Sai Vikash & Ors v. Union of India & Ors
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Education – Admissions – Post Graduate Medical Admissions – Reduction in percentile fixed for eligibility – Plea for further reduction in the percentile – Held: Not tenable – Proviso to Regn. 9(3) of the Post-Graduate Medical Education Regulations stipulates that the Central Government has the power to lower the minimum marks for admission to PG courses in consultation with the National Medical Commission when a sufficient number of candidates fail to secure minimum marks – On facts, Central Government in exercise of this power had already reduced the minimum marks in consultation with the…
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