Kochi:
Kerala High Court on Monday stayed admissions to this year's Medical Post Graduation (PG) courses.
However, a division bench comprising Acting Chief Justice Manjula Chelur and Justice V Chidambaresh said counselling can be continued.
The stay order was issued on a batch of writ appeals relating to the awarding of negative marks for admission to service quota.
In another proceedings, Justice S Sirijagan, directed issue of question booklets, answer keys and answer sheets of state Post Graduate medical entrance examination for students within 7 days.
The order was issued on a writ petition filed by 115 students alleging irregularities in valuation.
According to them, a large number of incorrect questions were included in the question paper.
However, a division bench comprising Acting Chief Justice Manjula Chelur and Justice V Chidambaresh said counselling can be continued.
The stay order was issued on a batch of writ appeals relating to the awarding of negative marks for admission to service quota.
In another proceedings, Justice S Sirijagan, directed issue of question booklets, answer keys and answer sheets of state Post Graduate medical entrance examination for students within 7 days.
The order was issued on a writ petition filed by 115 students alleging irregularities in valuation.
According to them, a large number of incorrect questions were included in the question paper.
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