Rajasthan HC Denies Relief to MBBS Student Unable to Clear Course in 14 Years
Observing that sympathy or financial loss cannot be the basis for allowing someone to become a doctor, the Rajasthan High Court recently refused to grant relief to a student who could not complete his MBBS course even after 14 years.
Dismissing the appeal filed by the student, who had sought permission to appear for his remaining MBBS examinations, the HC Division bench comprising Justices Arun Monga and Manish Sharma observed that the student's inability to complete the course despite being granted repeated opportunities over 14 years showed that he had failed to achieve the minimum academic standards required to earn an MBBS degree, NDTV has reported.
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Rajasthan HC denies relief to MBBS student who failed to complete course in 14 years
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