Supreme Court of India
Rajdeep Ghosh v. State of Assam & Ors.
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In view of the aforesaid discussion, we find that the wri t petitions/SLP are devoid of substance.
Judgment, page 35
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Medical Colleges and Dental Colleges of Assam (Regulations of Admission into 1 st year MBBS/BDS Courses) Rules, 2017 – r.3(1)(c) – Eligibility for State quota seats – r.3 (1)(c) prescribing condition of obtaining education from class VII to XII in t he State of Assam – Validity of r.3(1)(c) on the touchstone o f Art.14 of the Constitution – Whether the classification that has been made in r.3(1)(c) is unreasonable and violative of the provi sions contained in Art.14 of the Constitution and students passing out or obtaining education in other States have been illegally ousted from the
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