Supreme Court of India
Puneet Sardana v. State of Haryana
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JUDGMENT: J U M N T SEN. J Special leave granted. The appellant, Puneet Sardana, was granted admission in the North Bengal College at Siliguri in the . .S course. In January, 1993 the appellant appellant passed the first professional examination of the . .S.course at Siligure and secured 381 out of 600 marks. On the result of this examination, the appellant sought for migration to Maharishi Dayanand University at Rohtak and was granted admission to the . .S. course in . .V. Centenary Dental Collage, Yamuna Nagar, against a vacant seat, the appellant,however, wasted admission in the Dental…
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