Supreme Court of India
Nims University v. Union of India and Others
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Education/Educational Institutions: Medical admission – Admission to NEET-super specialty courses – Lowering of cut off percentile – Permissibility of – Held: Reduction of the percentile is a matter of academic policy – Super specialty courses cannot be equated with post graduate courses or under graduate admission – Court cannot be unmindful of the fact that Super Specialty courses are at the apex of the academic spectrum – Reasons given by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare in declining to reduce the percentile cannot be regarded as extraneous or arbitrary – Thus, writ petition…
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