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Gulab Chandra vs Central Ordnance Depot on 18 August, 2025

have consistently awarded the applicant 53 or 54 marks in the evaluation, allegedly due to arbitrary and incorrect scoring, whereas proper assessment would have entitled ... Total 100* 53** Marks ** Marks have been assessed as per MOD ID No 19(2)/2017-D(Lab) dated 09.01.2018 ** Marks on terminal benefit
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B D Brahmchari vs Union Of India on 18 August, 2025

have consistently awarded the applicant 53 or 54 marks in the evaluation, allegedly due to arbitrary and incorrect scoring, whereas proper assessment would have entitled ... Total 100* 53** Marks ** Marks have been assessed as per MOD ID No 19(2)/2017-D(Lab) dated 09.01.2018 ** Marks on terminal benefit
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Arun Singh vs Union Of India on 17 March, 2023

further stated that the respondents have also not disclosed the marks of last selected candidate and have failed to follow the proper procedure laid down ... stated that the criteria of rejection of his case below 55 marks is arbitrary, hence the impugned order cannot be sustained in the eyes
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Reshu Babu vs Central Ordnance Depot on 2 April, 2025

candidates for 73 vacancies under the compassionate appointment quota. However, erroneous marking led to the applicant being awarded only 50 points instead of 59. Despite ... points), the applicant was not selected. Moreover, inconsistent marking on 30.08.2019 and 26.03.2020 further demonstrated arbitrary decision-making. The respondents also failed to create
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