Supreme Court of India
Dr. Vikrant Parihar v. State of Jammu and Kashmir and Ors.
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Medical courses-State of Jammu and Kashmir-Post Graduate Entrance Examination conducted in 1995-96-No other entrance examination held-After select list was issued, such of the unsuccessful candidates, who had last participated in 1995 test continued to get selected for admission to various courses year after year-Consequently candidates who passed MBBS 't examination after 1996 had no chance to compete and pursue Post Graduate Courses-Writ petition filed by applicant in High Court of J.K.. seeking enforcement of S.R.O. No. 158 dated 12th July, 1995-Said SR.0. provided for holding of entrance
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