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After Contrary Stands, Delhi High Court Asks UGC Chairman To Clarify If CUET Mandatory For 5-Yrs Law Course At Central Universities

The Delhi High Court has directed the Chairman of University Grants Commission to clarify whether CUET is mandatory for five-year law degree course for all Central Universities, after the statutory...
Justice Satish Chandra Sharma Justice Sanjeev Narula Academic Councils Delhi High Court University Grants Commission Union Ministry Of Education
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Delhi HC permits St Stephen's College to hold interviews for minority seat admissions

The courts order came on applications by the two minority colleges to stay a December 8, 2022, decision of the executive council of the Delhi University (DU) insisting on 100 percent weightage for CUET 2023 score for admission to minority quota.
Arun Bhardwaj Justice Satish Chandra Sharma Sharon Ann George Justice Subramaniam Prasad Delhi University Delhi High Court

High Court Allows St Stephen's College To Hold Interviews For Minority Seat Admissions

The Delhi High Court has permitted the St Stephen's College to conduct interviews for granting admission to students under the minority quota besides taking into consideration their common university entrance test scores.
Sharon Ann George Arun Bhardwaj Justice Satish Chandra Sharma Justice Subramaniam Prasad Minority Seat Admissions Delhi High Court Delhi High Court
Source: ndtv.com

Delhi HC permits St Stephen's College to hold interviews for minority seat admissions | Education News

Earlier this year, the St Stephen's College filed the present petition against DU's notification, contending that being a minority educational institution, its right to select students for admission and administer educational institution under the Constitution cannot be interfered with or taken away.
Justice Subramaniam Prasad Sharon Ann George Arun Bhardwaj St Stephen College Honble Court St Stephen College Vs University Of Delhi

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