Supreme Court of India
A. Sudha v. University of Mysore & Anr.
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Admission to Medical College-Where a student has obtained T' admission relying upon information supplied by the head of the institu- tion and later on it turns out that the admission was not in conformity with the University Regulations, the student being innocent, cannot be c penalised by not allowing to continue studies. ~ The appellant, who bad passed .Sc. Examination with Botany. Chemistry and zoology securing 54. 7% marks in the aggregate, and, who had passed earlier the P.U. . examination with Physics, Chemis- try and Biology securing 43.1% marks in the aggregate, joined a private
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