ANAM JABBAR versus AZAD GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR
The doctrine of rational advertisement admission to medical college, section 42 and 44, was issued on the condition that the candidates seeking admission to medical college were issued with the condition that the candidates who had been admitted by the authorities in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Qualified for the test, and they were acknowledged. Appellant / Candidate was eligible to apply for admission through Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, in the present case, could not obtain merit position, depending on the entry test conducted by the National Testing Service (NTS). , The respondents were admitted by the High Court in the entry test conducted by the NTS, the writ petition of the appeals against the decision of the Admissions Committee was dismissed and when they could not get the desired result. And respondents were admitted, they took a turn and challenged on the basis that the entry test conducted by the National Testing Service (NTS) could not be considered for merit. After taking over, the appellants could not challenge the admission. Based on the NTS entry test, respondents 'conduct was fully applicable in the circumstances, in the case of appellant, the writ petition against respondents' admission did not qualify on the basis of the conduct of the appeal. Was removed to the ground. The appeals were down on the list of merits prepared by the admission committee's appeal against the High Court order, which was dismissed by the Supreme Court.
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