Supreme Court of India
Arunachal Pradesh Public Service Commission & Anr. v. Tage Habung & Ors
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ARUNACHAL PRADESH PUBLIC SERVICE COMBINED COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION RULES, 2001: r. 11 read with r. 12 - Fixing of minimum qualifying marks subsequent to the advertisement - Held: Rule does not mandate the Commission to fix and to disclose minimum qualifying marks in Preliminary Examination and Main Examination either in the advertisement or before conducting the examination - After the two examinations, Commission is empowered to shortlist the candidates and to summon them for an interview for personality and other tests - Power exercised by the Commission under r. 11 fixing the qualifying
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