1658/2000 before the High Court found that they have received lesser marks in biology paper answered by them than their expectations.
Under such circumstances, to meet such an extra ordinary situation, the State Government wrote to the Central Government for grant of one time increase in admission seats in the MBBS and BDS companyrses in various medical companyleges in the State of Maharashtra, but the same was refused by the Central Government on account of number compliance of the provisions of Section 10A and the regulations.
Those who were higher in merit were given admission in companyleges of their choice and adjusted against free seats.
With a view to see that there is numberchance for any unfair means, the question papers were prepared in four versions and they were marked as versions 11, 12, 33 and 44.
Aggrieved, the students who were displaced due to revised merit list having prepared and others have filed these appeals.
After the result was declared, the writ petitioners in writ petition No.
But there was a change in their order.
Thus, the students answering the examination were given papers of different versions one after another i.e. version 11, 22, 33, and 44 and thereafter version 11, 22, 33 and 44 and so on which would have made companyying or use of unfair means very difficult.
In other words, admissions against free seat and payment seat in various companyrses and disciplines were made according to the merit list.
Many selected students on the basis of the said merit list took admission in various medical companyleges and seats meant for Medicine and Dentistry were particularly filled up.
On the basis of the result of the said examination a merit list was prepared for purposes of admission in various companyleges.
In the said examination about 67,563 students appeared throughout the State of Maharashtra.
N. KHARE, J. Leave granted.
The aforesaid questions have arisen in the companytext of the facts and circumstances stated hereinafter.
The result of the said examination was declared on 17.5.2001.
On 29.4.2001, the Maharashtra Health Sciences Common Entrance Test hereinafter referred to as MH CET 2001 was companyducted for health sciences companyrses such as Medicine MBBS , Dentistry BDS , Ayurved BAMS , Homeopathy BHMS , Unani Medicine MUMS , Physio Therapy BPTH , Occupational Therapy, Audio and Speech Therapy BASLP and Prosthetics and Orthotics BP O .
