ZAINAB IDREES versus PRINCIPAL, AYUB MEDICAL COLLEGES, ABBOTTABAD
Section 4 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petitioner Educational Institution Petitioner, who was a student of Medical College, was studying in First MB, B Section Part I, but could not clear his subjects in the annual and supplementary examination. ? In 2007 and February 2008, the Petitioner was instructed by the College Principal to re-take the class of First Air MB, B Section on his failure in Part IMB, B Section Examination, as per the rules he did not progress to the second part. Can be given. And the rules of the College Medical and Dental Council Ordinance, 1962, if the applicant had failed the First Professional Class, then she could not progress to the Class II Professional nor allowed to take the upper class examination. I, both Part I and Part II were part and parcel of First MB, B section and did not constitute two different classes. The second part could not be termed as upper class nor Part I as lower class. In the college prospectus, S, Barr, University of Health Sciences regulations and Section 4 of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council Ordinance, 1962, were banned in unclear terms for promotion to the next upper class. First Professional Air Part I and Part II subjects, and such applicants, could not be promoted to the second level because the officials were instructed to apply for the applicant in Part II of the Ist MB, B Section Professional. To be allowed A court interim order confirmed the investigation
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