Colleges petititon - High court

Updated on: Wednesday, July 24, 2013

The Christian Medical College, Vellore, Tamil Nadu, several association of private Mediacl Colleges, DD Medical College, DD Hospital Tamil Nadu, various individual colleges, had filled petitions in High courts and obtained stay on the NEET applied based on MCI petitions these case were transferred to supreme court.

We understand from the law, that Admissions were part of the right of an educational Institution to administer. These could not be regulated. But, the standard of Education can be taken care of and prevention from the lowering of standard can be taken care of.

The aided institutions can be directed by state and other level authorities that a certain percentage of students be admitted by the methods other than the method followed by the respective institutions. However, regarding the unaided institutions concerned the right to admit students could not be interfered excepting a check for reducing the standard of education.

Aided minority institutions, the authority giving aid has the right to insist upon admissions of a certain percentage of students not belonging to the minority community to maintain a balance of Article 19(2) and Article 30(1) of the constitute.

In the case of unaided minority institutes, the majority of the students to be admitted should be from the respective minority community. A certain percentage of other community candidate should also be admitted to balance the secular character of education in the country.

In general the court gave certain institutions. There can be no controversy that the standard of education all over the country is not the same. Every state has got its own pattern of education system and method. This is applicable for medium of instruction also.

No dispute in the statement that the children in the metropolitan areas receive more privilege with their rural counterparts.

The decision of central Government to support Single Window Admission may increase this education and knowledge level between cities and rural areas.

Colleges petititon - High court

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