Supreme Court of India
Maharashtra University of Health Sciences v. Paryani Mukesh Jawaharlal & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the benefit of the interim order should be extended to all those students who appeared for the III MBBS, Part II examination held in November-December 2006 also, as the G clarification dated I 7.9.2002 issued by the MCI has held the field till now.
Judgment, page 22
From the headnote
Maharashtra University of Health Sciences Ordinance 112002- /auses 56(2) and 57: Regulation 12 of MCI prescribing that of total marks in each subject, weightage for internal assessment by Medical College was 20% of which student had to secure at least 35% for eligibility to final university examination-Regulation 12(4) prescribing that for passing out in each subject, candidate had to obtain 50% to aggregate with a minimum of 50% in Theory including orals and 50% in Practicals-University Ordinance prescribing heads of passing of various courses in medical faculty as (i) Theory-Ora/ (ii)
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