Supreme Court of India
Charutar Arogya Mandal v. State of Gujrat & Anr.
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GUJARAT PROFESSIONL MEDICAL EDUCATIONAL COURSES (REGULATION OF ADMISSION AND PAYMENT OF FEES) RULES, 2009: Medical Admissions - Admission to MBBS Course - Management quota - Rules providing to fill up all 10% management seats by Consortium - College filing a writ 0 petition with a prayer that it be allowed to fill up the management seats under a charitable scheme fat economically disadvantaged students for a token annual fee of Rs. 50001- - Refusal by High Court to consider the petitioner's case on merits, and direction to the petitioner to follow the procedure laid down under the Act and the
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