Supreme Court of India
Dr. Ajay Kumar Agrawal and Ors. Etc. v. State of U.P. and Ors.
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c Professional Colleges-Admission to--U.P. State Medical Colleges -Fixing of cut off date as end of December 1990-Contrary to Statute and Rules-Medical post graduate course-Specialised study only most eligible and qualified students to have access. This group of writ petitions is an off-shoot of the directions given by this Court on 31.8.1990. These petitions relate to admission in the Post Graduate Medical Courses in the seven Medical Colleges of Uttar Pradesh. State. This Court by its judgment in 1987 (4) SCC p 459 has directed that selection examination as already decided in Dr. Dinesh
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