Bansi Lal Bhat, J.

1. These Letters Patent Appeals arise out of a common judgment dated 30th September, 2014, passed by the learned Writ Court in OWP No. 1063/2014 and connected petitions dismissing the same on the ground that the contentions of the petitioners contrary to the opinion of the three Subject Experts, that the questions were absurd or incorrect, could not be entertained. The Common Entrance Test 2014 (CET 2014) was conducted by the Jammu & Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (for brevity 'the Board') on 7th and 8th of June, 2014. The answer key was published on the website of the Board on 8th July, 2014. Liberty was given to the candidates to make representations in respect of any error in the answer key within two days from the date of such publication. According to the Board, 276 representations were received from the candidates against the answer key. Same were referred to the Expert Committees alongwith material relied upon by the candidates in support of their individual representations.

2. The Expert Committees considered the representations and recommended nullifications of 17 questions and change in answer of two questions, one each in B