JUDGMENT :

1. The petitioners, aggrieved of inaction on the part of the respondents in not enrolling and registering them as Medical Practitioners/Doctors, filed the above titled Writ Petitions, seeking inter-alia writs of mandamus directing the respondents to declare the result of the petitioners of the FMGE Screening Test and writs of mandamus directing respondent-Medical Council of India to issue Eligibility Certificate and enroll the petitioners as Medical Practitioners/Doctors and grant registration as Medical Practitioners/Doctors as same shall be in the interest of justice.

2. During the course of pendency of the above titled petitions, this Court directed the respondents to produce the result of the Screening Test of the petitioners. In compliance thereto the result was produced in a sealed cover, which on opening was found that both the petitioners have made the grade. With this, the grievance of the petitioners that the respondents are not declaring their result of the Screening Test, is redressed. Now, the only relief of the petitioners required to be addressed is seeking directions, to issue Eligibility Certificates in favour of the petitioners and to enroll and register