MUHAMMAD AKBAR versus BAHAUDDIN ZAKARIYA UNIVERSITY
Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Applicant, who participated in the Second Annual Examination in the Bachelor of Education Examinations in 1990, 91 obtained 33% marks in specific papers and was thus declared as "Failed". , Because it was needed then. To get a 40% score to pass the exam. The important point of the Validation Petitioner was that he could be declared on the basis of equal treatment after he had succeeded in the examination, as he had obtained the marks per marks while the applicant had appeared in the first examination while the scheme was his. It was introduced later, under which the numbers were reduced from 40% to 33%, which appeared in the second annual examination in 1990. The fresh candidates were required to get the cent 33 per cent marks, the applicant did not apply the reduced percentage of pass percentage and as such, no constitutional right of any applicant has been violated / violated and hence The new scheme of lower rate per cent could not affect the former so as to cover the applicant's case that the constitutional request was not dismissed.
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