Delhi High Court holds that the right to education under Article 21 does not entitle a candidate to admission in a preferred course without fulfilling the university’s prescribed eligibility conditions.
Read Full ArticleDelhi HC quashes NHAI’s policy using CLAT-PG scores for legal hires, ruling it arbitrary and violative of equality under Articles 14 and 16.
SC slams CLAT question framing; calls it casual and flawed, seeks Centre’s reply on delay in forming permanent mechanism despite 2018 judgment.
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