Supreme Court of India
Dr. Ku. Nilofar Insaf v. State of Madhya Pradesh and Ors.
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Medical College, admission to M. . Course in Radiology- Validity of-Rules for transfer of students from other medical colleges to Madhya Pradesh Medical College-Validity of order of transfer and its relevance/assailment. The appellant and Dr. Jain, respondent No. 4, completed their M. . .S. course in the years 1983-87. from Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal. While Dr. Jain had been admitted into that course in the Gandhi Medical College, Bhopal after he had passed the entrance test, the appellant first sought admission to M. . .S. course in the M.S. Ramayya Medical College, Bangalore, after
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