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Supreme Court of India holds reserved category candidates can migrate to open category despite TET relaxation — “Eligibility relaxation does not dilute merit,” merit list exclusion quashed

Court’s decision The Supreme Court of India allowed the appeals and held that candidates belonging to reserved categories who availed relaxation in qualifying marks in the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET)…

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Rawlaw March 25, 2026

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Supreme Court of India holds reserved category candidates can migrate to open category despite TET relaxation — “Eligibility relaxation does not dilute merit,” merit list exclusion quashed

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