Supreme Court of India
Chandrakala Trivedi v. State of Rajasthan & Ors.
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Service Law - Appointment - Qualification - Educational qualification - Appointment to the post of Teacher - Provisional selection of appellant cancelled as he had not passed Higher Secondary/Senior Secondary Examination after passing the Secondary Examination - Plea of appellant that at the time when she passed the Secondary Examination, it was permissible for a candidate passing the Secondary f=xamination to get admission in the higher classes with a preparatory course; and that she had thereafter acquired higher qualifications such as .Ed. Degree as also a M. degree and thus, satisfied the
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