#DelhiHighCourt to hear plea seeking relaxation for students for #JEEAdvanced 2023.
It seeks relaxation of"Two attempts in Two consecutive years" criteria so that students who didn’t appear twice or even once in 2021 and 2022 be allowed to appear in 2023 as a special provision.
It seeks relaxation of"Two attempts in Two consecutive years" criteria so that students who didn’t appear twice or even once in 2021 and 2022 be allowed to appear in 2023 as a special provision.
The matter will be heard by Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav.
The plea has been moved by 67 students who are class 12th pass outs of 2021 who could not use their opportunity of JEE (Advanced) Examination because of the pandemic.
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The plea has been moved by 67 students who are class 12th pass outs of 2021 who could not use their opportunity of JEE (Advanced) Examination because of the pandemic.
#JEEAdvanced2023 #JEE #DelhiHighCourt
The petition seeks relaxation for candidates who appeared in 12th exam in 2021 for the first time to appear for JEE (Advanced), 2023 provided they should have appeared only once for the exam, either in 2021 or 2022 or have not at all appeared in any paper in both years.
A relaxation is also sought regarding the criteria of 75% aggregate marks in the Class XII Board examination to get admission to IIT.
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#DelhiHighCourt #JEEAdvancedExam
Court is informed that a reply is filed in the matter. However, it's not on record.
Court: Counsel for petitioner granted 7 days time to file rejoinder. List on April 17.
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Court: Counsel for petitioner granted 7 days time to file rejoinder. List on April 17.
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