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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petition of MBBS Student Seeking Transfer to Preferred College Despite Already Holding a Seat in Another Government Medical College — Hilly Area Reservation Seat Allocation Upheld as Per Rules

The petitioner, Akhilesh Kalyan Chothe, a minor represented by his father, filed a writ petition seeking transfer from Government Medical College, Nag...

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Supreme Court Allows Appeal by Students Against Bombay High Court Order Reconducting Admissions to JBIMS as Autonomous Institute. Court Holds That Autonomous Status of JBIMS Had Lapsed and Could Not Be Extended Retrospectively Without Following Due Process.

The Supreme Court allowed the appeal filed by 39 students from the University of Mumbai against the Bombay High Court's judgment dated 25.07.2019. The...

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Bombay High Court Allows Admission to Hotel Management Course Without CET for HSC Students with 45% Marks. Relaxation of CET Requirement Upheld Under AICTE Guidelines, State Rules Held Inconsistent.

The petitioners, three students who had passed the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examination with 45% aggregate marks, sought admission to the un...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petitions Challenging Mop-Up Round for MBBS/BDS Admissions. The court held that the Mop-Up round conducted by the Directorate of Medical Education was in compliance with the Supreme Court's directions and the timeline of 31st August 2018.

The petitioners, students aspiring for MBBS/BDS seats, filed writ petitions challenging the Mop-Up round conducted by the Directorate of Medical Educa...

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Bombay High Court Allows B.Ed. Admission Petitions Due to Non-Communication of Deficiency Notices. Admission Cancellation Set Aside as Candidates Were Not Given Opportunity to Rectify Deficiencies Under Relevant University Ordinances.

The judgment involves four writ petitions filed by students whose admissions to the B.Ed. course were cancelled by the respective colleges or universi...