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[17/11, 19:25] Sekarreporter: https://x.com/LiveLawIndia/status/1990317105158509019?t=Q2MW-l39q-AE2Yn2nrW2Yg&s=08 [17/11, 19:25] Sekarreporter: The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on November 19 a challenge to the order of the Madras High Court, which refused to allow medical admission of a candidate who could not complete the fee payment in time. According to the candidate, she could not make the payment due to financial difficulties. Read more: zurl.co/YmF38 #SupremeCourt #NEETUG
by Sekar Reporter · Published November 17, 2025
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The Madras High Court on Tuesday granted a week’s time for the State government to come up with a solution to the issue of fee collection, balancing the interests of private educational institutions dependent on the fee for paying teachers’ salaries and that of middle class parents who cannot pay huge amounts due to lockdown. Justice R. Mahadevan told Advocate General Vijay Narayan that the government could come up with some formula like collecting 70% of the fee now, in two or three instalments, and the rest after normalcy returns. He said that a decision could be taken after ascertaining the views of different associations of private schools and colleges.
by Sekar Reporter · Published July 1, 2020
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A full bench the full bench comprising Justice V Bharathidasan, Justice M Dhandapani and Justice PT Asha held, “indisputably, most of the students obtain their second degree through distance education and students are not permitted to undergo a second-degree programme formally in the same academic year.” the Madras High Court, while answering the reference made to it on whether two degrees (dual degrees) obtained simultaneously during the same academic year can be considered for employment, held that there is no obligation on the employer’s part to recognise such degrees unless a specific direction is issued by the UGC in this regard. Aag narmada madam வெற்றி பெற்ற கடைசி வழக்கு
by Sekar Reporter · Published May 19, 2021


