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Collection Of 'Capitation Fees' By Educational Institutions Illegal, Should Be Taxable: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court on Monday held that any amount or donations collected by private educational institutions in exchange for admissions will be termed as 'capitation fees' and that collection of capitation fees is illegal and punishable.
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Madras High Court Upholds Tamil Nadu's 7.5% Reservation To Govt School Students In Medical Courses
Madras High Court on Thursday upholds a 7.5 per cent reservation by Tamil Nadu Government to students from government schools in admission for medical courses.
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"Constitution May Require Rewriting": Court Over Quota In Medical Courses
The first bench of the Madras High Court on Thursday wondered as to why not the Constitution be re-written in such a manner to provide 7.5 per cent reservation to students from government schools alone in the matter of admission in medical courses.
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Supreme Court Reserves Judgement On Appeals Against High Court Order Quashing 10.5 Per Cent Vanniyar Quota
The Supreme Court Wednesday reserved its judgement on a batch of appeals against a Madras High Court order which quashed the 10.5 per cent reservation provided to Vanniyars, a Most Backward Community (MBC) in Tamil Nadu, in government jobs and admission to educational institutions.
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Madras High Court Stays Order Preventing Admission In Tamil Nadu Dental College
The orders were passed on the ground that the hospital in Boothapandi in Kanyakumari district, with which the college had a tie up, was situated beyond 10 km and that the requirements of 2006 regulations were not met in this connection.
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Supreme Court Sets Aside Madras HC Observation On EWS Reservation In Medical Admissions
The Supreme Court Friday set aside a Madras High Court direction that the Centre must seek the top court's approval before implementing 10 per cent reservation for the economically weaker sections (EWS).
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Centre's Plea Over Medical Admissions Quota In Supreme Court Tomorrow
Supreme Court will hear on Monday Centre's plea against Madras High Court's observation that notification on grant of 10% quota to economically weaker sections (EWS) in all-India quota seats of medical colleges would require top court's approval.
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Medical Admission: Madras High Court Asks Centre To Make Known Its Stand On OBC Quota
NEET 2021: The Madras High Court on Monday directed the Centre to make known its stand on implementation of OBC reservation under the All India Quota (AIQ) in the seats surrendered by Tamil Nadu for admission in medical and dental courses for 2021-22.
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Plea For OBC Quota In Medical Admissions: Madras High Court To Pronounce Orders On July 27
The Madras High Court on Friday said it would pronounce orders on July 27 on a batch of pleas, including one by the Tamil Nadu government, against the Centre's decision not to grant 50 per cent quota to OBCs in medical seats surrendered by the state in all-India quota(AIQ).
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Tamil Nadu NEET Scandal Tip Of Iceberg, "It's A Big Nexus", Say Experts
Amid the probe into the growing scandal involving proxies taking the medical entrance exams in Tamil Nadu, the Madras High Court on Thursday said that the thumb impressions of 4,250 students who were admitted to various medical courses this year in the state should be handed over to investigators. Experts, however, say the system has many other inb...
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Madras High Court Stays Government Order On Admission In Minority Institutions
The Madras HC has stayed a state government order stipulating that all minority educational institutions should admit not less than 50 per cent of students from the minority community every year.
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Aadhaar Mandatory During Counselling For Medical Seats In Tamil Nadu, Says Court
The Madras High Court on Friday made it clear that Aadhaar card and its photocopy are compulsory during counselling to medical admissions in Tamil Nadu.
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Madras High Court Moved To Quash MBBS, BDS Merit List By Medical Aspirant
A medical aspirant has moved the Madras High Court seeking to quash the MBBS/BDS provisional merit list on the grounds that students from states other than Tamil Nadu were given admission under the government quota.
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85 % Reservation For State Board Students: Madras High Court Dismisses Tamil Nadu Government Appeal
The single judge had on July 17 directed authorities to prepare a fresh merit list and conduct the counselling for NEET based medical and dental admissions accordingly in Tamil Nadu.
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Medical Admission 2017: Madras High Court Adjourns Plea Seeking President Nod For Tamil Nadu Bills On NEET
The Madras High Court today adjourned hearing on a PIL seeking a direction to the central and state governments to obtain presidential assent for bills exempting Tamil Nadu from NEET.
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Collection Of 'Capitation Fees' By Educational Institutions Illegal, Should Be Taxable: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court on Monday held that any amount or donations collected by private educational institutions in exchange for admissions will be termed as 'capitation fees' and that collection of capitation fees is illegal and punishable.
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Madras High Court Upholds Tamil Nadu's 7.5% Reservation To Govt School Students In Medical Courses
Madras High Court on Thursday upholds a 7.5 per cent reservation by Tamil Nadu Government to students from government schools in admission for medical courses.
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"Constitution May Require Rewriting": Court Over Quota In Medical Courses
The first bench of the Madras High Court on Thursday wondered as to why not the Constitution be re-written in such a manner to provide 7.5 per cent reservation to students from government schools alone in the matter of admission in medical courses.
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Supreme Court Reserves Judgement On Appeals Against High Court Order Quashing 10.5 Per Cent Vanniyar Quota
The Supreme Court Wednesday reserved its judgement on a batch of appeals against a Madras High Court order which quashed the 10.5 per cent reservation provided to Vanniyars, a Most Backward Community (MBC) in Tamil Nadu, in government jobs and admission to educational institutions.
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Madras High Court Stays Order Preventing Admission In Tamil Nadu Dental College
The orders were passed on the ground that the hospital in Boothapandi in Kanyakumari district, with which the college had a tie up, was situated beyond 10 km and that the requirements of 2006 regulations were not met in this connection.
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Supreme Court Sets Aside Madras HC Observation On EWS Reservation In Medical Admissions
The Supreme Court Friday set aside a Madras High Court direction that the Centre must seek the top court's approval before implementing 10 per cent reservation for the economically weaker sections (EWS).
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Centre's Plea Over Medical Admissions Quota In Supreme Court Tomorrow
Supreme Court will hear on Monday Centre's plea against Madras High Court's observation that notification on grant of 10% quota to economically weaker sections (EWS) in all-India quota seats of medical colleges would require top court's approval.
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Medical Admission: Madras High Court Asks Centre To Make Known Its Stand On OBC Quota
NEET 2021: The Madras High Court on Monday directed the Centre to make known its stand on implementation of OBC reservation under the All India Quota (AIQ) in the seats surrendered by Tamil Nadu for admission in medical and dental courses for 2021-22.
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Plea For OBC Quota In Medical Admissions: Madras High Court To Pronounce Orders On July 27
The Madras High Court on Friday said it would pronounce orders on July 27 on a batch of pleas, including one by the Tamil Nadu government, against the Centre's decision not to grant 50 per cent quota to OBCs in medical seats surrendered by the state in all-India quota(AIQ).
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Tamil Nadu NEET Scandal Tip Of Iceberg, "It's A Big Nexus", Say Experts
Amid the probe into the growing scandal involving proxies taking the medical entrance exams in Tamil Nadu, the Madras High Court on Thursday said that the thumb impressions of 4,250 students who were admitted to various medical courses this year in the state should be handed over to investigators. Experts, however, say the system has many other inb...
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Madras High Court Stays Government Order On Admission In Minority Institutions
The Madras HC has stayed a state government order stipulating that all minority educational institutions should admit not less than 50 per cent of students from the minority community every year.
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Aadhaar Mandatory During Counselling For Medical Seats In Tamil Nadu, Says Court
The Madras High Court on Friday made it clear that Aadhaar card and its photocopy are compulsory during counselling to medical admissions in Tamil Nadu.
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Madras High Court Moved To Quash MBBS, BDS Merit List By Medical Aspirant
A medical aspirant has moved the Madras High Court seeking to quash the MBBS/BDS provisional merit list on the grounds that students from states other than Tamil Nadu were given admission under the government quota.
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85 % Reservation For State Board Students: Madras High Court Dismisses Tamil Nadu Government Appeal
The single judge had on July 17 directed authorities to prepare a fresh merit list and conduct the counselling for NEET based medical and dental admissions accordingly in Tamil Nadu.
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Medical Admission 2017: Madras High Court Adjourns Plea Seeking President Nod For Tamil Nadu Bills On NEET
The Madras High Court today adjourned hearing on a PIL seeking a direction to the central and state governments to obtain presidential assent for bills exempting Tamil Nadu from NEET.
