- Search results for Bombay HC
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 | Bombay HC transfers custody to aunt citing concern over psychological disorders of parentsJustice RI Chagla, presiding over a single bench, emphasised the importance of considering both the moral and ethical well-being of the child, along with their physical health, in such cases | |
 | Bombay HC allows visually-impaired student to pursue physiotherapyThe High Court condemned the Maharashtra Physiotherapy Council’s rules that disallowed students with any percentage of visual impairment to practice physiotherapy
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 | JEE Advanced: Bombay HC disallows form re-submission to studentThe student also sought to be permitted to appear for exam which is due on June 4 | |
 | NMIMS approaches Bombay HC over UGC ban on distance learning coursesTwo weeks ago, the UGC had issued a notification banning the institute from offering any open and distance learning courses | |
 | JEE 75% eligibility criteria case: Petitioner to approach Supreme Court?On Wednesday, May 3, the Bombay High Court refused to order relaxation in the case stating it cannot interfere with the government’s decision. | |
 | JEE Main 75% eligibility criteria relaxation: Here is how students are reacting to Bombay HC's verdictOn May 2, the court said that allowing relaxation would affect other students who have scored above 75% marks in their Board exams | |
 | JEE 75% eligibility criteria case: Bombay HC refuses to order relaxationDuring a hearing in the matter on Tuesday, May 2, the court said that allowing relaxation would affect other students who have scored above 75 per cent marks in their board exams | |
 | JEE Main 75% eligibility criteria relaxation case: Bombay HC to pronounce verdict today, May 3?The criteria was scrapped for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, when the NTA reinstated the criteria this year, the decision was met with backlash | |
 | JEE 75% eligibility criteria relaxation case: Centre submits response affidavit, petitioner reactThe criteria state that only the candidates who have scored more than 75 per cent in their Class XII Board examination or are in the top 20 percentile will be eligible for admission to top engineering | |
 | JEE Main 75% eligibility case: Centre submits its reply to Bombay HC. Here's what the document saysIn its response affidavit, the government has elaborated on the circumstances under which the eligibility criteria was implemented
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 | JEE Main PIL timeline: Long roadmap of petitions, postponements and pending hearingsThe JEE case has been pending in the Bombay High Court for nearly two months now and the anxiety among the aspirants is palpable, as they continue to await a resolution
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 | JEE Main 2023: Bombay HC postpones 75% eligibility criteria relaxation hearing to May 2NTA submitted that they are collecting the data from various boards about the top 20 percentile and need more time | |
 | JEE Main 75% eligibility criteria relaxation case: Bombay HC pushes hearing to April 24The hearing was adjourned after the NTA sought more time to file a reply, petitioners say aspirants are getting anxious
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 | JEE Main 75% criteria: Bombay HC places case on hold, asks NTA to explain criterionPetitioners had demanded the complete scrapping of 75 per cent or 20 percentile criterion for IIT admissions, the date for the next hearing is yet to be announced | |
| JEE Main 2023: PIL on 75% criteria to be heard by Bombay HC tomorrow, April 6The plea was filed by Advocate-activist Anubha Sahai on behalf of the students in January, 2023 |
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