INDEX

(1) Preface & Factual Matrix of the case……………………....2

(2) Contentions of the Petitioner…………….…………………...3

(3) Contentions of the Respondents……………………………..5

(4) Analysis, Discussions & Findings…..………………………..6

(5) Conclusion & Directions…...………………………………....27

(6) Parting Remarks…………………………………………………28

“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” -Helen Keller

More than sight, what truly empowers an individual to succeed in life is a vision or a dream and this vision is not limited alone to those with the sense of sight. With a determined vision, relentless hard work and the courage to take the plunge, individuals with visual impairment can conquer their challenges and thrive in their chosen fields.

Preface & Factual Matrix of the case:-

1. The petitioner, having qualified for the MBBS Course through NEET examination and successfully completed two years of medical studies, faced a life-altering accident that left her completely blind as she lost 100% vision. Despite this profound challenge, she remains determined to pursue her dream of becoming a Doctor. The precise issue to be decided by this Court in this writ petition is whether, under such circumstance