Supreme Court of India
Sanchit Bansal &. Anr. v. The Joint Admission Board (jab) & Ors.
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Education/Educational Institutions - Admissions to undergraduate Engineering courses - Joint Entrance Examination (llT-JEE 2006) -Determination of cut-off marks c - The first appellant appeared in IJT-JEE 2006, as a general category candidate - He secured 75 marks in Mathematics, 104 marks in Physics and 52 marks in Chemistry, aggregating to 231 - The Joint Admission Board (JAB) had fixed the cut off marks for admission as 37 for Maths, 48 for 0 Physics and 55 for Chemistry and the aggregate cut off marks as 154 - As first appellant did not secure the minimum of 55 marks in Chemistry he was
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