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Supreme Court to hear plea by IIT aspirants who appeared in JEE Adv 2020

Lawstreet Journal 13 May 2022 5:20pm

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Supreme Court to hear plea by IIT aspirants who appeared in JEE Adv 2020 & 2021 but were either not able to qualify or who qualified but got low rank challenging 20/12/2021 notice which makes them ineligible from being granted benefit of extra chance to appear in JEE Adv 2022

Sr Adv Devdatt Kamat for the petitioners.

DYC J: Where is there a vested right? They have relaxed the environment in case of specific category. If we strike this down, none will get it. JEE Advance.

Counsel: This cant be entertained and its no longer res integral. This was decided. Its a PIL.

Kamat reads the categories of students who have been permitted to appear in the extra attempt.

Kamat: See what the relaxation is. Students falling in category 1 will be directly eligible to apply.

Kamat: We are students who passed the main, took the efforts in the pandemic & weren't able to clear. This policy creates unreasonable classification because you are giving premium on default.

Sr Adv further reads the students who are eligible in category 2: Just see the relaxation.

DYC J after referring to the list of students who are eligible: Now these are people who appear for the advanced. What is the reason of denying them?

Counsel: This issue has been considered in Jajati Pandey matter.

Kamat: That policy was totally diff.

DYC J: There are 2/3 category of students. You are not aggrieved with the same but you want to expand. Another bench said that these are Matters of policy. For us to say that… Continue Reading...

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