Affiliation Cancelled After Completion Of Course: Rajasthan HC Directs Nursing Council To Register Students Whose College's Affiliation Was Rejected
7 months, 1 week ago

Affiliation Cancelled After Completion Of Course: Rajasthan HC Directs Nursing Council To Register Students Whose College's Affiliation Was Rejected

Live Law  

Rajasthan High Court has granted relief to the graduates of Tirupati College of Nursing who were denied registration by the Rajasthan Nursing Council on account of the affiliation of their college, the Tirupati College of Nursing being canceled by the RNC for want of requisite NOC from the State Government. The Court directed that the students had taken admission in the College when its affiliation was valid which came to be cancelled only after these students had completed their course. However, after the course of these students was complete, in 2021, the affiliation of the College was rejected by RNC since a requisite NOC from the State Government to that effect was missing. Depriving such students from registration and taking away their right of pursuing their career would be iniquitous and unjust” Accordingly, the petitions were allowed and the Court directed RNC to consider petitioners' applications for registration, in accordance with law, within 2 months and provide them with the registration if they were eligible without asking for an NOC.

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State nursing councils cannot refuse to register nurses who secure nursing degree from other States: Karnataka High Court
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State nursing councils cannot refuse to register nurses who secure nursing degree from other States: Karnataka High Court

The Hindu  

A State government or State nursing council cannot deny registration of a graduate in BSc course for the reason that the student has not graduated from a college within that State, the High Court of Karnataka has said while directing the Kerala Nurses and Midwives Council to register two women from Kerala who had secured their BSc degree from a …

Once A Citizen Has Been Conferred A Degree, It Would Be Valid All Over India & Has To Be Recognised By All Institutions: Karnataka HC
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Live Law  

The Karnataka High Court has declared that the Kerala State or State Nursing Council cannot seek to deny registration of a Karnataka graduate in BSc Nursing, on the ground that the said student has not graduated from a college within the state. The bench said, “Once a citizen of India is qualified and has been conferred a degree, that degree …

Rajasthan HC Permits Law Students To Sit For Exam To Govt Post, Who Were Barred Earlier After Change In Eligibility Criteria Mid Process
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Rajasthan HC Permits Law Students To Sit For Exam To Govt Post, Who Were Barred Earlier After Change In Eligibility Criteria Mid Process

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The Jodhpur bench of the Rajasthan High Court granted relief to certain candidates who had applied for the post of Assistant Prosecution Officer, directing the State to allow these candidates to appear for the examination to the Post even though at the time of filling the application form they had not passed their law degree. However, by way of corrigenda …

Future Of Students Cannot Be Impacted: Rajasthan High Court Directs RUHS To Declare Exam Results Despite Affiliation Dispute Of Pharmacy College
7 months ago

Future Of Students Cannot Be Impacted: Rajasthan High Court Directs RUHS To Declare Exam Results Despite Affiliation Dispute Of Pharmacy College

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Rajasthan High Court has granted relief to 60 students who had taken admission in Shri Sawai College of Pharmacy and had spent two years in learning a course, however declaration of their results was put on hold by the examining authority i.e. The bench of Justice Dinesh Mehta observed that even though granting of admission to these students by the …

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7 months, 2 weeks ago

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In a batch of writ petitions challenging the legality of granting recognition and affiliation to nursing colleges in Madhya Pradesh, the High Court has allowed the students of an 'unsuitable' government college to be admitted in 'suitable' government colleges. Justice Rajendra Kumar Shrivastava was formed, upon the court's insistence to monitor and act upon the CBI report about deficiencies in …

MNR nursing students tense after college loses INC affiliation
1 year, 9 months ago

MNR nursing students tense after college loses INC affiliation

Deccan Chronicle  

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Andhra Pradesh: Rayalaseema University cancels affiliation of 32 degree colleges
2 years, 5 months ago

Andhra Pradesh: Rayalaseema University cancels affiliation of 32 degree colleges

The Hindu  

The Rayalaseema University has cancelled its affiliation with 32 degree colleges of the total 101 for the 2022-23 academic year. It has barred the colleges from admitting new students in first year as they could not meet the required standards set by the Andhra Pradesh Council for Higher Education. The Registrar said that the students and their parents must keep …

Degrees/Diplomas Granted By Nursing Training Institutes Approved By State Council Will Have Validity Within State Only: Bombay HC [Read Judgment]
7 years, 4 months ago

Degrees/Diplomas Granted By Nursing Training Institutes Approved By State Council Will Have Validity Within State Only: Bombay HC [Read Judgment]

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In an important judgment, the Aurangabad bench of the Bombay High Court has held that the Indian Nursing Council has no authority to grant recognition to institutes imparting nursing training in a state, also the degrees and diplomas being offered by such institutes which are approved by the state nursing councils will have applicability in the state only.In other words, …

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7 years, 8 months ago

NEET UG-2017: Bombay HC Relief To Students Over New Clause That Made SSC From Maha Mandatory [Read Order]

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Criticising the “eleventh hour” policy change which affects the right of higher education of students, the Bombay High Court has directed the State of Maharashtra to accept application forms for admission to health science courses for the academic year 2017-18 without insisting on secondary school certificate from institutes within the State.A bench of Justices Sunil K Kotwal and Anoop. Criticising …

Colleges admitting students without affiliation is a "disastrous phenomenon": SC [Read Judgment]
8 years, 8 months ago

Colleges admitting students without affiliation is a "disastrous phenomenon": SC [Read Judgment]

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Supreme Court of India Today has slammed the colleges admitting students without affiliation terming that “this kind of conduct has become a disease, and when the conduct becomes a disaster, it is a disastrous phenomenon”. The two Judge Bench of Justices Dipak Misra and Shiva Kirti Singh has dismissed the Appeal filed by Committee of Management Anuragi Devi Degree College …

Colleges admitting students without affiliation is a "disastrous phenomenon": SC [Read Judgment]
8 years, 8 months ago

Colleges admitting students without affiliation is a "disastrous phenomenon": SC [Read Judgment]

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Supreme Court of India Today has slammed the colleges admitting students without affiliation terming that “this kind of conduct has become a disease, and when the conduct becomes a disaster, it is a disastrous phenomenon”. The two Judge Bench of Justices Dipak Misra and Shiva Kirti Singh has dismissed the Appeal filed by Committee of Management Anuragi Devi Degree College …

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