Supreme Court of India
Divjot Sekhon v. State of Punjab
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Issue for Consideration As regards admission to MBBS/BDS courses under sports quota, the issue arose as to whether the procedure of keeping the admission process elastic after issuance of the prospectus and submission of applications by the candidates with their sports achievements would be valid in the eye of law. Headnotes† Education/Educational Institution – Admission to MBBS/ BDS courses through NEET-UG under sports quota during session-2024 – Change in policy w.r.t the zone of consideration midstream during the admission process – Impermissibility – Prospectus for admission to the
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