PRINCIPAL, QUAID-E-AZAM MEDICAL COLLEGE, BAHAWALPUR versus NASIM AHMAD
Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations 1965 Reglan 7 Debarring 7 Educational Institution Due to Failure of First-Professional MB, B-Section Examination and Failure to Eliminate College Name in Four Opportunities offered by the University ( In medical college). The constitutional application of the Rolls Student was rejected by the High Court High Court in the Intra Court of Appeal R7, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Regulations, 1965, stating that the student was entitled to take advantage of four clear prospects after qualifying the exam. ? And this qualification can only be obtained when he / she has completed the required number of lectures, when the student was not eligible for three occasions when he was not sent for such examination due to lack of lecture. Would have been allowed to sit the exam on the fourth occasion. Completion of a lack of lectures; thus, he was eligible for the first time in which he was allowed to sit but could not specify the same student's appearance in the examination (when he became eligible) and this would be considered his first opportunity. There were still three opportunities available. Clearing his first professional MB, B section exam, when his name was removed from the college roll, when the appeal of the High Court's unnecessary decision in the intra-court did not guarantee his intervention. Was gone
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