Judgment-

TULZAPURKAR

( 1 ) IN the above Writ Petition, the three petitioners have complained about the denial of admission to the first year of the MBBS course for the academic year, 1985-86 in any of the three Medical Colleges affiliated to the University of Delhi on the ground that though they have passed the qualifying examination (12th standard examination) from the recognised schools situated in the Union Territoryof Delhi they have not done the last two years of their education in Delhi. It is this latter requirement of doing last two years education in Delhi, introduced by the University for the first time in April 1985, for the academic year 1985-86 that is challenged on several grounds including the ground that the same is discriminatory and vilative of Article 14 of the Constitution and the submission is that if this requirement is held to be bad in law the petitioners would be entitled to get admission to the MBBS course. However, in view of the facts that have transpired during the hearing it is unnecessary to go into the question and determine the legality and/or validity of the said requirement.

( 2 ) AS regards the Writ petition 11746/85. in which a seat lias been kep