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ALI MOHAMMAD MAGREY
Sumit Yadav – Appellant
Versus
Vice Chancellor – Respondent
JUDGMENT :
ALI MOHAMMAD MAGREY, J.
1. In all these Writ Petitions, the Petitioners are seeking a direction in the name of the Respondent-University to confirm their admission for B. Ed. Course Session 2018-20; accept entertain their RRs. register them along with the Batch of 2018-20 for B. Ed. Course; and also allow them to appear in the examination of Batch 2018-20 along with other candidates. Thus, common questions of facts and the law are involved in this batch of Writ Petitions, therefore, I propose to decide the same by virtue of this common judgment.
2. The case of the Petitioners is that pursuant to admission notification issued by the Respondent-University in the year 2018, they, in view of the situation as was prevailing in the then State of J&K (now Union Territory), could not apply in time and, subsequently, having requested the private B. Ed. Colleges for seeking admission in B. Ed. Course for the session 2018-20. It is stated that the Respondent-University, however, did not regularize confirm the admission of the Petitioners, despite repeated requests representations made in this behalf, constraining the Petitioners to approach this Court through the medium of Writ Petiti
Education and University - Regularization/ confirmation of admission - No Registration Returns (RRs) have been forwarded to respondent-University within fixed timeframe by concerned Colleges regardin....
The court can intervene in educational matters to protect students' academic interests, allowing exceptions to procedural violations in admissions.
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Hon'ble Supreme Court directed regularization of her admission as a One Time Measure, but without making it a precedent.
Adherence to the schedule fixed by the Supreme Court for B.Ed admissions is crucial for fair and transparent admission process in B.Ed colleges.
What is evident from the list of students sent on 7.8.2018 by the College and the second which is annexed by the University in its affidavit-in-reply which is dated 4.8.2018 is that the Management Qu....
Colleges must obtain proper authorization from the relevant university before admitting students; unauthorized admissions can lead to penalties.
The court established that institutions must seek prior approval for admissions beyond the prescribed quota, but students may have legitimate expectations based on past practices.
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