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2. Heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned Standing Counsel appearing for the respondent University.

3. The learned counsel for the petitioner submits that the non-inclusion of the petitioner's candidature for admission to the Integrated M.Sc in Environmental Science in spite of the marks scored by her is totally illegal. It is submitted that Ext.P3 prospectus provides the means by which the marks have to be awarded to the WP(C).No.28653 OF 2020(F) candidates. It is submitted that the petitioner had passed CBSE 12 th examination and Ext.P2 is the marklist, which shows that she had obtained sufficiently high marks. However, without considering the marks for any of the other subjects, only the total marks obtained by the petitioner with normalisation is taken into account and only 690 marks has awarded to the petitioner as is evident from Ext.P8. It is further submitted that there are no other applicants to the Integrated M.Sc Environmental Science course and that the petitioner would be eligible for admission even if 690 marks is taken as her index marks.