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Strikes Down Residence-Based Reservation in PG Medical Courses: “Domicile-Based Reservation Violates Article 14; Merit Must Prevail Over Regional Preference”

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Residence-Based Reservation in PG Medical Courses: “Domicile-Based Reservation Violates Article 14; Merit Must Prevail Over Regional Preference”
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Residence-Based Reservation in PG Medical Courses: “Domicile-Based Reservation Violates Article 14; Merit Must Prevail Over Regional Preference”

Court’s Decision The Supreme Court ruled that domicile or residence-based reservations for PG Medical Courses are unconstitutional and impermissible. The Court held that such reservations violate Article 14 of the…
Posted by Rawlaw January 29, 2025

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