The Supreme Court, while quashing the decision of the National Law School of India University, Bengaluru to hold a separate admission test by way of the National Legal Aptitude Test, observed that the short notice and technological requirements insisted by the University deprived a large number of students to participate in the test violating their rights under Article 14 of. …
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