Supreme Court of India
Mahatama Gandhi University & Anr. v. Gis Jose & Ors.
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Education - Admission to Masters Course - Violation of Admission Rules framed by University - Principal allowing student to complete the course and write examination - c Legality of - Held: Illegal - Misplaced sympathies should not have been shown in total breach of the Rules - Thus, order of Single Judge of High Court that student cannot be allowed to continue the course as she did not have basic qualification for admission to the course as per the University Regulations, 0 upheld - Order of Division Bench directing the University to declare the withheld result of student set aside. The
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