Supreme Court of India
Avni Prakash v. National Testing Agency (nta) & Ors
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Rights of Persons with Disability Act, 2016: ss. 2(r), 17(i), 32, Schedule Entry 2(a) – Person w ith disability(PwD) – Compensatory time of one hour to write en trance exam – Claim of – Appellant student sufferring from ysgraphia with disability of 40 per cent, appeared for the NEET (UG) – Claim of additional one hour of compensatory time owing t o her PwD status – Initially assurance by the designated centre that if the rules prescribed, facilities for PwD would be provided, h owever, compensatory time of an hour not granted, and her pape r forcibly collected after three hours – Writ
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