and Ph.D. with specialisation in vegetable breeding and he does number fulfil the requirement of five years experience.
ii Masters degree with at least 60 on percentage system or at least 3.20/4.00 or its equivalent on point scale system in Vegetable crops with specialisation in Vegetable Breeding.
An advertisement was made by the first respondent, Chaudhary Charan Singh Agricultural University hereinafter referred to as the University to fill up one post of Vegetable Botanist.
On that basis, it dismissed the writ petition.
Dr. K.S. Baswana and Avtar Singh, the appellant.
The requisite qualifications for the same are as under Bachelors degree with at least 55 marks in percentage system or at least 2.50/ 4.00 or its equivalent on point scale system.
The High Court after having examined the matter, numbericed that the appellant has number done M.Sc.
The appellant was one of the persons who had applied for the said post.
According to them his experience with M s. Kirloskar was number of teaching research extension.
Although several attempts were made to recommend the name of the appellant to the post in question, the Board of Management ultimately on 25 3 1996 rejected such recommendation in view of their resolution made on 4 10 1993 in which they stated that the appellant does number possess the required experience.
He thereafter made a representation to the Chancellor of the University who again asked the Board of Management to reconsider the matter and the matter was reconsidered by the Board of Management but unless the relaxation was given in respect of certain aspects of the qualifications, it was stated that the appellant would number be eligible to be appointed.
Hence this appeal by special leave.
After going through the details of the case, it observed that the appellant lacked in required experience when the post of Vegetable Botanist was advertised.
iv Five years experience of Research Teaching Extention.
The Selection Committee numbericed as regard the appellant that he may number possess the necessary experience gained before obtaining the M.Sc.
iii Ph.D. in the Vegetable Crops with specialisation in Vegetable Breeding.
The Selection Committee companystituted by the University selected two candidates, namely.
The University, however, companystituted a three member Review Committee to review the appointment of the appellant as Olericulturist.
Degree and the question of his fulfilling the prescribed academic qualifications was left open.
Thereafter, as numberhing seems to have been done at that stage, the appellant approached the High Court with a writ petition.
