Delhi HC to hear pleas challenging CLAT 2025 exam result today

CLAT 2025 Listening to: The Delhi Excessive Courtroom will hear petitions challenging the Widespread Regulation Admission Check (CLAT 2025) outcomes today, April 7.

Held at undergraduate and postgraduate ranges (CLAT UG and CLAT PG) this entrance exam is the gateway for admission to programmes supplied by the collaborating Nationwide Regulation Universities (NLUs) throughout the nation. The check was held in December and the result was introduced in the identical month.

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A number of petitions had been filed in numerous excessive courts, claiming that many questions within the exam had been incorrect.

In February, the Supreme Courtroom ordered the switch of all petitions challenging the CLAT result to the Delhi Excessive Courtroom to keep away from conflicting rulings and streamline the proceedings.

The bench, led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna and comprising justices Sanjay Kumar and KV Viswanathan, noticed that comparable challenges to the CLAT UG and PG outcomes had been pending earlier than a number of excessive courts, together with these of Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Calcutta, Bombay and Punjab & Haryana.

“We’re additionally inclined to move an omnibus order that in case the same concern is raised earlier than another excessive court docket sooner or later, the consortium can file a duplicate of this order for the switch of those circumstances to the Delhi excessive court docket,” the bench said.

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Within the final listening to at Delhi HC, Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyay pressured the significance of immediate motion to ease the anxiousness of scholars who’ve been awaiting readability on the matter, suggesting that the matter might be addressed with expedited decision.

The Counsel for the Consortium of NLUs, the physique accountable for holding the CLAT exam and counselling, acknowledged the challenges to the CLAT UG and PG examinations and dedicated to put together a compilation of questions and related judgments.

(With inputs from companies)