obviate any apprehension in their minds of unfair or arbitrary marking of the
answers written by them. We hope and trust that
overall marks and identity of recommended
candidates are already publicly disclosed, withholding merely the bifurcation of subject-
wise marks becomes arbitrary and contradictory. The Appellant ... marks;
(iv) Personality Test/interview marks; and
(v) final total marks.
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16. Once the overall marks
obviate any apprehension in their minds of unfair or
arbitrary marking of the answers written by them. We hope and trust that
Gandhi vs. Union of India & Anr.
AIR 1978 SC 597 that arbitrariness violates Article 14 of the
Constitution. In our opinion, the non-communication ... India (supra) that
arbitrariness violates Article 14 of the Constitution.
20. Thus it is not only when there is a bench mark
from the vice of arbitrariness, mala fide or corruption. The question
before the Delhi High Court was whether the marks obtained by other candidates ... from the vice of arbitrariness, mala fide or corruption. Therefore, it
is completely in public interest that the said marks obtained by other
candidates
Gandhi vs. Union of India & Anr. AIR
1978 SC 597 that arbitrariness violates Article 14 of the Constitution. In
our opinion, the non-communication ... India (supra) that arbitrariness violates Article 14 of the Constitution.
20. Thus it is not only when there is a bench mark
selection status, and the details of the recruitment process- including the final
marks obtained, the rank list, and the names of the selected candidates-have ... refusal to disclose information, particularly the marks obtained and the
rank list of selected candidates, is arbitrary and illegal. It undermines the
principles of transparency
selection status, and the details of the recruitment process- including the final
marks obtained, the rank list, and the names of the selected candidates-have ... refusal to disclose information, particularly the marks obtained and the
rank list of selected candidates, is arbitrary and illegal. It undermines the
principles of transparency
selection status, and the details of the recruitment process- including the final
marks obtained, the rank list, and the names of the selected candidates-have ... refusal to disclose information, particularly the marks obtained and the
rank list of selected candidates, is arbitrary and illegal. It undermines the
principles of transparency
moderation of
marks applied by UPSC in evaluating answer sheets of the candidates pertaining to Civil
Services (Main) Examination is arbitrary ... illegal and that the method of scaling of marks
applied by UPSC was held to be arbitrary and illegal by Supreme Court in Sanjay Singh