New Delhi: After coming to save a IIT candidate who was rejected entered because he did not deposit the entrance fee on time, the Supreme Court on Tuesday directed the National Test Agency to correct the injustice caused by a student who was rejected by one hour at NEET 2021 despite suffering from Dysgraphia and directed it To consider various options including a sign of compensation, reports Amit Anand Choudhary.
Prospective medical, suffer from permanent disability 40%, secured the ranking of all India from 1721 of 2684 in the PWD category (disabled sufferers) who qualified the examination in the exam even though it was not given an extra hour has the right.
Judge Dy Chandrachud and when Böpanna rejected NTA’s application that alleged that it was impossible to cancel the injustice carried out in a candidate because it would change the achievement list of 15 students who appeared in the medical entrance exam as a result had been stated.
“There is no answer to the authority bound by the Law and Constitution, to throw his hand despair, instead of trying to improve the injustice caused by a student,” Bench said.