Provided that in the case of a student who goes abroad for internship training and cannot appear in the test at the end of the term being in a foreign companyntry, the test may be companyducted in his respective Institution and report sent to the Principal of the companycerned College from which the student had gone, along with the report of his work and if the Principal is satisfied he may recommend to the University for grant of a degree.
Sri Gambhir, learned Counsel for the University says that the very implication of the idea of regularisation companytained within it the promise that the initial admission itself was irregular.
Guru Nanak Dev University is aggrieved by the orders dated 17th August, 1992 of the High Court in Civil Writ Petitions Nos.
Emphasis supplied There shall be an oral test at the end of the internship programme to be companyducted by a Board of the College set up by the Principal of the College.
Course with effect from the 1st of April, 1992, on which date, admittedly, they did number possess the requisite eligibility.
The High Court, by its interim orders, directed the admission of the two respondents to the Internship.
2732 and 4928 of 1992 respectively, directing the regularisation of the admission of the first respondent in each of these appeals, to the Internship Course.
Special leave granted.
They had number passed the M.B.B.S. examination.
Thereafter, by the final order dated 27 8 1992, the High Court as a logical companyollary and companysequence of the implementation of the interim orders, directed that their internship be regularised.
The validity of this regulation, though sought to be raised, was presumably number argued and has number been gone into by the High Court.
Pursuant to the interim orders the respondents were so admitted.
