( 1 ) RULE. WITH the consent of the parties, writ petition is taken up for disposal.

( 2 ) THE question arising for consideration is whether a doctor, with an M. B. B. S. degree, having deficiency of colour blindness,is to be debarred from pursuing any post graduate Medical Course? The concerned Medical College denied admission to the petitioner in M. D. (Pathology ). The Director General of health Services and the Committee of Experts opined that the petitioner being totally colour blind cannot be considered for admission in Post Graduate Course in anaesthesiology, Psychiatry and Community Medicine.

( 3 ) HERE are the facts:-

(I) Petitioner is a Doctor, who completed his M. B -B. S. from Nalanda Medical College, Patna, bihar. Petitioner earnestly desired to pursue higher studies. Accordingly he appeared in the. All India quota, Post Graduate Entrance Examination. Result was declared in the month of February, 2002.

(II) Petitioner qualified and ranked at no. 1308. Petitioner opted for the M,d. (Pathology) in the counselling. He was asked to report to l. L. R. M. Medical College, Meerut. Petitioner duly appeared before the college authorities and was offered m. D. (Path