B. SUBHASHAN REDDY, J.

( 1 ) THE only point for determination in this case is whether the exemption granted for appearing in school final examination i. e. , S. S. C. will also enure to the benefit of further studies. I am of the considered view that any exemption granted will enure to the benefit of candidate only for that particular examination, but the same cannot be extended to other studies or for taking up other career. In the instant case, the petitioner seeks for admission into first year of the medical course which is preceded by the entrance examination in that regard. The cut-off date is 31st December of the year of admission and the minimum age prescribed is 17 years while the maximum age is 22 years. Sri S. Satyanarayana Prasad vehemently contends that his client i. e. , the petitioner is a very extraordinary student, and as such, he could complete his S. S. C. examination even before the attainment of 15 years, which was the age prescribed for taking S. S. C. Examination. His contention is that when exemption has been granted enabling the petitioners to appear for S. S. C. examination, there is no reason or justification as to why the same should not enure to further c

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