Supreme Court of India
Secretary, Selection Committee (mbbs) v. N. Anirudhan (minor) and Ors.
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Education/Educational Institutions: Admission to MBBS degree course- Candidates belonging to open category-Creation of additional seats for open category pursuant to interim directions of Supreme Court in a communal c reservation matter-Admission against such seats in Government Medical College category-Claims of-Allowed by Single Judge in a writ petition and affirmed by the Division Bench of the High Court-On appeal, Held: Since several selected candidates did not take admission and two seats kept vacant as per directions of the High Court, admission of writ petitioners allowed in Government
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