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College Of Professional Education & ... vs State Of U.P., Thru. Prin. Secy.,Higher ... on 15 July, 2010

4. It is further submitted that due to outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Higher & Technical Education, Government of Jharkhand vide letter no. 799 dated 15.07.2021 decided to prepare merit list for admission in recognized B.Ed colleges for the Session 2021-2023 purely on the basis of marks obtained by the students in qualifying exam i.e., Bachelor's Degree in the applicable subjects with qualifying marks and JCECEB was authorized to prepare the merit list on the aforesaid basis without taking any examination. It was also mentioned in the said letter that the appearing batch students of final year/semester of Bachelor degree qualifying examination would also be allowed to apply for the Session 2021-2023, but at the time of preparation of state level merit list, appearing batch students would upload marksheet of Bachelor degree with minimum qualifying marks. Pursuant to the said decision, online applications were invited from eligible students for admission in Government/Government Aided/Unaided/Self-financed and Private recognized B.Ed institutions for the Session 2021-2023. Clause-4 of the said advertisement stipulated that appearing batch students could also apply online by paying requisite application fee as mentioned in Clause-7 of the advertisement, subject to uploading their graduation marks/result till 27.09.2021 (i.e., the last date of submitting the online application), failing which their names would not be included in the final state merit list. It is further submitted that before preparation of final state merit list, JCECEB vide advertisement no. JCECEB/28/21- 40 Ranchi dated 08.10.2021 issued a public notice providing time schedule for first round online counselling for B.Ed course - 2021 and as per the said time schedule, the admissions were 4 to be completed by 30.10.2021 after publication of final state merit list for 1st round of online counselling on 14.10.2021. One of the petitioners-colleges represented the competent authority of the State Government requesting to get the qualifying examination result cleared at the earliest and further to allow the eligible students to be included in the admission process starting from 25.10.2021. After completion of first round of online interview/counselling, most of the seats in the colleges remained vacant, therefore, JCECEB, vide advertisement no. JCECEB/28/21-50/Ranchi dated 03.11.2021, notified second round of online interview/counselling for those students who had not appeared in first round of counselling or could not get the desired college or could not be allotted any of the colleges in the first round of counselling and the last date of admission was fixed as 04.12.2021. Similarly, after completion of 2nd round of online interview/counselling most of the seats in the colleges remained vacant. Therefore, JCECEB, vide advertisement no. JCECEB/28/21-70/Ranchi dated 27.12.2021, notified 3rd round of online interview/counselling for those students who had not appeared in 2nd counselling or could not get desired college in the 2nd round of counselling and the last date of admission was fixed as 22.01.2022. Though, JCECEB in the 2nd & 3rd round of counselling provided option of editing the application forms by the registered candidates which resulted in constant change of merit list by the JCECEB, but the successful candidates of Bachelor Degree Qualifying Exam after 27.09.2021 were not allowed to upload their mark-sheet of Bachelor degree. After completion of 3rd round of online interview/counselling, the seats in the colleges still remained vacant, therefore, JCECEB, vide advertisement no. JCECEB/28/21- 168 Ranchi dated 11.03.2022, notified 4th round of online interview/counselling for those students who had not appeared in 3rd counselling or could not get desired college in the 3rd round of counselling and the last date of admission was fixed as 19.03.2022. The Department of Higher & Technical Education, Government of Jharkhand vide letter no. 555 dated 28.04.2022 directed the Examination Controller, JCECEB, Ranchi to complete the process of filling-up the left over seats after 4th round of 5 counselling through the B.Ed colleges in the manner as provided in the said letter, but this time also, JCECEB was directed to consider only those registered students who had passed their Bachelors qualifying examination till 27.09.2021 and not thereafter as was done in all 4 rounds of counselling. Pursuant to the said direction issued by the Government of Jharkhand, JCECEB vide advertisement no. JCECEB 28/21-39 Ranchi dated 29.04.2022 issued notice for filling-up the vacant seats latest by 17.05.2022 through open method i.e., directly through the concerned B.Ed colleges, but on the basis of complete merit list (CML) prepared by JCECEB on 14.10.2021.
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Maa Vaishno Devi Mahila Mahavidyalaya vs State Of U.P.& Ors on 13 December, 2012

16. One of the arguments of learned counsel for the petitioners is that since the petitioners are compelled to run their colleges with vacant seats, they will suffer financial loss. I do not find any substance in the said argument since the timeline fixed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of "College of Professional Education" (supra) subsequently adopted in the case of "Maa Vaishno Devi Mahila Mahavidyalaya" (supra) cannot be deviated from on mere ground of financial losses to be suffered by B.Ed/Teacher Training Colleges.
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Rajan Purohit & Ors vs Raj.Univ.Of Health Science & Ors on 30 August, 2012

26) "26. ... Time schedule is one such condition specifically prescribed for admission to the colleges. Adherence to admission schedule is again a subject which requires strict conformity by all concerned, without exception. Reference in this regard can be made to Rajan Purohit v. Rajasthan University of Health Sciences [(2012) 10 SCC 770] at this stage, in addition to Medical Council of India v. Madhu Singh [(2002) 7 SCC 258]."
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Medical Council Of India vs Madhu Singh And Ors on 11 September, 2002

26) "26. ... Time schedule is one such condition specifically prescribed for admission to the colleges. Adherence to admission schedule is again a subject which requires strict conformity by all concerned, without exception. Reference in this regard can be made to Rajan Purohit v. Rajasthan University of Health Sciences [(2012) 10 SCC 770] at this stage, in addition to Medical Council of India v. Madhu Singh [(2002) 7 SCC 258]."
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