IQRA EJAZ versus MOHI-UD-DIN ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY, NERIYAN SHARIF
Regulation III, Cls 3 and 4 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act (VIII of 1974), Section 44 Writ Petition Educational Institutions Examination of Candidates The facts of a writ petition were that the applicants who enrolled in the first air MBBS course in the college. On, failing the annual and supplementary examination, the applicant claimed that after obtaining the necessary dues, the applicant was promoted to the second year MBBS by the college, and that the rules provided three opportunities. Without doing so, college officials determined to hand them over to the first MBBS facts. Another writ petition was that Applicants were admitted in the first year of MBBS, they appeared in the annual and supplementary examination, but failed, however, after acquiring the relevant college college, they were promoted to third year MBBS. Gone, because of the failure to pass all by the applicants. The MBBS Part I and Part II (First Professional) articles decided to return the legitimate applicants to correct them, to some of the IB Year I MBBS students, Part I Promotions for students who failed due to their failure in the articles could not be banned, not from the first to the second part of the MBBS. The applicant, being a student of MBBS Part II, could not return to MBBS Part 1 due to failure to qualify in some of the Part I subjects, and failed to pass the failing articles, including the annual exam. They will have to give them three opportunities. Similarly, other applicants who have been promoted for the third year of MBBS
