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1958 Supreme(All) 200

B.R.JAMES
KM. ASHA LATA – Appellant
Versus
PRINCIPAL, MEERUT COLLEGE, MEERUT – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
B.D.GUPTA, S.C.KHARE

B. R. JAMES, J.

( 1 ) CAN a student secure admission into an educational institution as of right, is the issue of importance this petition under Article 226 of the Constitution raises. No one denies the desirability of every boy and girl in the country being able to receive the education that he or she might want, but the question for decision before me here is whether a school or College can be compelled to admit him or her into the desired class.

( 2 ) THE facts are quite simple. The petitioner is Km. Asha Lata, daughter of one Om Prakash gupta of Meerut. She was a student of the Meerut College, a College affiliated to the University of Agra. She appeared at the B. Sc. Final examination of that University in 1957 and passed. She then joined the M. Sc. Previous class in Botany in the College. She appeared for the M. Sc. Previous examination of University in 1958, but failed. Thereupon she expressed a desire to be readmitted to her old class for the sessions 1958-59. But the College authorities expressed their inability to oblige her, The reason was that, since for science subjects practicals are as important as theory, and since the laboratory equipment of the college is limited;
















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