ARUN SHUSHILKUMAR BHAKKAD Vs. GUJARAT UNIVERSITY

JUDGEMENT

(1.) THE present petition is filed by a student who requires an appreciation of his performance right from Standard X, details of which are set out in Paragraph 3.1. Consistency in his meritorious performance requires a wholehearted appreciation more particularly when, starting from Standard X, he scored 89.29% marks, secured 23rd rank in the Chartered Accountant Examination Part I, scored 95.66% marks in Common Admission Test (CAT), 94% marks in Symbiosis National Aptitude Test (SNAP) and 93.6% marks in Xavier's Aptitude Test (XAT).

(2.) THE petitioner was surprised when his result of 3rd B.Com was declared. He was shown to have scored only 35 marks out of 70 in the subject of Business Organisation and Management (Part III). The petitioner applied for the reassessment and under the rules of reassessment of the respondent University which are certainly stricter, it was declared that he has scored 48 marks out of 70 in that subject.

(3.) THE result was declared in the month of June 2008 (5.6.2008) and as it is likely to happen and as it is bound to happen, the petitioner was under a state of shock on learning about his result in the Business Organisation and Management (Part III) paper. It is only after passage of some time that he applied for reassessment and on reassessment he got the aforesaid result.