Supreme Court of India
Jawaharlal Nehru University v. B. S. Narwal
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University-Student-Unsatisfactory performance in studies--Name removed from University rolls--Opportunity to show cause whether to be given-Doctrine of audi alteram partan-Applicability of. · The appellant University offered integrated 5 years programme of study leading to the award of M. . degree in several disciplines and languages. The programme was spread over ten semesters in 5 academic years. The courses in the discipline in which a student was formally registered were known as the 'core-courses' while the other courses for which also the student had to pres- cribe were known as 'tool
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