JUDGMENT :

S.V. Gangapurwala, J.

The petitioners challenge clause No. 6 of NEET - 2019 brochure and also seeking declaration that answers given by them to the questions as contended by them in the petitions are correct. The petitioners also assail Clauses 1(c), 2(c) & (d) and 4(i) and (ii) of Chapter 7 of Information Bulletin for NEET-UG2019 as violative of principles of natural justice.

2. Mr. Golegaonkar, the learned advocate for petitioners led the arguments. Mr. Salunke, Mr. Jadhavar holding for Mr. Kingaonkar and Mr. Pawar, the learned counsel for respective petitioners adopted arguments of Mr. Golegaonkar and made further submissions.

3. The contention of petitioners is that, answers to the various questions that the petitioners had attempted and as have been detailed in the memo of writ petitions are correct and the answers in the answer key are erroneous. They should be given the marks for the same. The learned counsel to buttress their submissions place reliance on the text book. They also rely on opinion of experts, who have also confirmed that answers as given by petitioners are correct and the answers in the answer key are wrong. The learned counsel submit that, Clause No.