JUDGEMENT
PRASENJIT MANDAL,J. -
(1.) THIS application is at the instance of a student and is filed of issue of a writ of mandamus commanding the
respondents to issue provisional Registration Number in favour of
the petitioner forthwith to enable the petitioner to appear in the
first semester examination of Bachelor of Pharmacy scheduled to be
held on December 6, 2012 and other consequential reliefs.
The short fact of the case is that, the petitioner appeared
at the Higher Secondary Examination, held in the month of March
2012 and the Joint Entrance examination held in April 15, 2012. On the basis of the form filled up by the petitioner and his result
of the Joint Entrance examination, the petitioner was admitted to
Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Institute of Pharmacy, Chakda, District
Nadia in the Bachelor of Pharmacy course and he started his
education accordingly.
(2.) THE petitioner deposited the registration fees for appearing at the first semester of the examination, but, the college
authority informed that he could not be registered for the
examination for the first semester and accordingly, his admit card
was not issued. Being aggrieved, this application has been
preferred.
The respondent no.1 is contesting the said case by filing an
affidavit-in-opposition contending, inter alia, that the
petitioner did not succeed in the examination with the papers for
which his admission to the Bachelor of Pharmacy could be
entertained. The petitioner obtained 27 marks out of 100 in
Physics in the Higher Secondary examination, but, in the online
application form, he described himself as Pass in respect of
Physics. He was admitted Provisionally to the said Bachelor of
Pharmacy course, but, on scrutiny when it was detected that the
petitioner did not obtain the qualifying marks for admission to
the said course, he was denied registration.
However, he was admitted to the first semester examination provisionally on the basis of the order of the Hon'ble Court. So,
this application should be dismissed.
Now, the question is whether the respondent no.1 can deny the
registration of the petitioner at the time of commencement of the
first semester examination, after taking admission according to
the ranking, in the Bachelor of Pharmacy Stream.
Upon hearing the learned Counsel for the parties and on going
thorough the materials on record, I find that the petitioner
appeared in the Joint Entrance examination and he himself filled
up the marks obtained by him in the Higher Secondary Examination
by making necessary entries online basis. As per system of the
online, making entry of marks is to be done by the candidate. As
soon as the marks are entered in the appropriate column by a
candidate, then the matter remains centrally locked automatically
and nobody has any hand to alter the marks as recorded by the
candidate.
(3.) IN the instant case, no doubt, the petitioner has made entries in respect of the marks obtained by him in Physics
including the remarks whether pass or fail. The petitioner
appeared in the four optional subjects and if he fails in one of
such optional subjects, it can be altered at his choice as the 4th
subject altering the 4th as 3rd subject, in which he passed the said
examination. The choice is entirely upon the petitioner to decide
whether he would treat the same as pass or fail in respect of that
examination. When the admission is made on the basis of merit list
prepared on the basis of the result of the Joint Entrance
examination, the petitioner got the chance of being admitted to
the Bachelor in Pharmacy course at Chakda, Dist. Nadia.;
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