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High Court Dismisses Petition for Seniority and Salary Adjustment in Shikshan Sevak Appointment Case. Fails to Secure Relief Under Article 226 of the Constitution of India

The Petitioner, filed a Writ Petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India seeking directions to count his seniority as a Shikshan Sevak fro...

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Bombay High Court dismissed writ petition seeking transfer to a specific government medical college, upholding admission rules and finality of seat allotment process.

Desire for specific college admission cannot override established admission rules – Status retention form submission bars participation in subsequen...

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Court Overturns Scrutiny Committee’s Rejection of 'Thakur' Scheduled Tribe Claim. Petitioner secures validation through historical documents and relatives' certificates; Scrutiny Committee ordered to issue validity certificate within four weeks.

The petitioner challenged the order of the Scrutiny Committee, which invalidated her claim of belonging to the 'Thakur' Scheduled Tribe. Despite prese...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge to NLSIU's Separate Admission Test NLAT — Upholds University's Autonomy in Admission Process. NLSIU's decision to conduct its own entrance exam for 2020-21, deviating from CLAT, was held to be within its statutory powers under the NLSIU Act, 1986, and not arbitrary.

The judgment arises from a public interest writ petition filed under Article 32 of the Constitution of India by Rakesh Kumar Agarwalla, father of a st...

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Supreme Court Upholds State Rules for B.Ed. Admissions in Minority Institutions in Andhra Pradesh. SSC Certificate as Basis for Minority Status and Centralized Counselling for Unfilled Seats Upheld as Reasonable Regulations Under Article 30(1).

The case involves a challenge by minority educational institutions in Andhra Pradesh against three Government Orders (G.O.Ms) regulating admissions to...

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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...