MUHAMMAD ASHFAQ AHMAD SIAL versus BAHAUDDIN ZAKARIYA UNIVERSITY, MULTAN THROUGH VICE-CHANCELLOR
R 11 (v) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Interpretation of Constitution Submission Rules Gross Grade Point Average (CGPA) Minimum Required CGPA Candidate Insecurity Required 2 00 CGPA Against 1 92 CGPA was obtained, therefore, the candidate's name was `` Petitioner's opinion that he was persuaded by university officials to enroll in the university's summer camp. That summer camp will also be included while at least scheduling CGPA. Waiting for your summer camp candidate's results and evaluating the candidate's CGPA accuracy after incorporating the above result, uniform semester rules were in place when the candidate was admitted, so to meet the candidate's requirements Was obliged to achieve the R 11 (v) Rules which required that the minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) be achieved 2 0 and in the case of non-compliance with the conditions for which he was responsible. He removed the list of uniform semester rules from university officials in order to formulate his rule, silent about a summer camp. Whereas, the CGPA is the only jurisdiction to decide the High Court. The university cannot instruct the authorities to translate the said rules in a specific way because the university is subject to interference with the High Court's internal affairs, however, by giving the wrong impression to the students, the illegal process of conducting summer camps is ignored. has been done. Be included in summer camps, at least while reviewing CGPA. \ r \ n
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