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The _Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) 2018_ university allotment lists will be modified as per the decision of the Supreme Court in the challenge it is hearing by 34 CLAT 2018 candidates in two writs before it, the Supreme Court said today.
It is understood that CLAT 2018 convenor _Nuals Kochi’s grievance redressal committee has recommended to cancel one incorrect question that was part of this year’s LLB entrance question paper.
Nuals today submitted to the bench a sealed cover report carrying the recommendations of the expert committee that had looked into complaints of over 6000 CLAT 2018 candidates who were aggrieved with technical glitches and question paper errors in the exam.
All the petitioners have been allowed to obtain a copy of the sealed cover report.
The next hearing in the case is on Monday 11 June.
The result and merit list for CLAT 2018 has already been published but the court said that this is not final and will change according to its decision in the writ.
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Furthermore 6000 students is just 10% of the total, which means 90% did not complain. We also need to check the CLAT scores of these students and if it is just sour grapes. If your rank is 12,000 then it makes no difference if you lost 2 minutes.
Fine, there won't be a retest. But why allow the counselling process to continue when the question paper itself of suspect and ranks might change later on?
As for your 6000 and 90 percent comment, a majority isn't always right and a minority isn't always wrong. Even if one student was treated unfairly, it'd be a miscarriage of justice.
If your rank isn't as good then you nothing that you said was true to begin with.
Sum - get over it.
Don't criticize unlesss you have some experience in courtrooms.Judges can't give stay order without knowing the truth .
If any illegality found later the whole exam will be cancelled.Remember there are many which cancelled after everything gets over admission , counseling , recruitment etc.
Similarly situation is ours,25 min lose is not joke ,
I'm not saying anything about cancellation ,but if court want to they are well within their rights.
Had the SC stayed the publishing of the merit list and seat allotment now, at least some semblance of a fair CLAT 2018 would have remained.
It has now just been reduced to fait accompli..
CLAT 2018 would be remembered not only for its mismanagement, technical glitches, petitions in courts etc. but also for probability defying coincidence (less than 1 in a million occurances), observing especially the well trumpeted about the first three positions being scored by three friends .. and who knows there may be more of such"coincidences"may be hidden down the line which could have missed the limelight ,in the awaited list on the 7th june.When it is already well established in media/social media about the arbitrary handling of the time extension of the exam centres and incompetent invigilators, and mismanagement of the exam process by the organizing NUALS and its contracted company, doubts should have been quashed logically and at least a few steps to transparency could have been made by the honourable SC.Those who got the benefits are not going to approach any grievance redressal mechanism.
And all those who have been put at this disadvantage will have lost some sense of justice even after joining the sentinals of our honorable judicial system...
It seems the outcome of the CLAT 2018 is not being decided by the players(candidates) but the referees, all by themselves
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Had the SC stayed the publishing of the merit list and seat allotment now, at least some semblance of a fair CLAT 2018 would have remained.
It has now just been reduced to fait accompli..
CLAT 2018 would be remembered not only for its mismanagement, technical glitches, petitions in courts etc. but also for probability defying coincidence (less than 1 in a million occurances), observing especially the well trumpeted about the first three positions being scored by three friends .. and who knows there may be more of such"coincidences"may be hidden down the line which could have missed the limelight ,in the awaited list on the 7th june.When it is already well established in media/social media about the arbitrary handling of the time extension of the exam centres and incompetent invigilators, and mismanagement of the exam process by the organizing NUALS and its contracted company, doubts should have been quashed logically and at least a few steps to transparency could have been made by the honourable SC.Those who got the benefits are not going to approach any grievance redressal mechanism.
And all those who have been put at this disadvantage will have lost some sense of justice even after joining the sentinals of our honorable judicial system...
It seems the outcome of the CLAT 2018 is not being decided by the players(candidates) but the referees...
CLAT-2018: SC refuses to stay counselling, admission process
www.tribuneindia.com/news/nation/clat-2018-sc-refuses-to-stay-counselling-admission-process/601024.html
Supreme Court refuses to stay CLAT counselling
www.thehindu.com/news/national/supreme-court-refuses-to-stay-clat-counselling/article24098233.ece
CLAT 2018: Supreme Court refuses to stall declaration of merit list
www.indiatvnews.com/education/news-clat-2018-supreme-court-refuses-to-stall-declaration-of-merit-list-445916
The worst thing has been that some people have misused the technical glitches and favoured some students in getting disproportionately higher time extension, and in some cases up to 2 hours, and these set of people have got extra time in hours, in a exam, where even 2 extra minutes mean a lot. So the present merit list can not be trusted as true merit list and, if something further done statistically, it would hardly correct such wrong doings like generous time extension to few candidates.
In fact all case where the extra time is given to be investigated for the time allotted, and if it was very generous for few fellows/ centers, it calls for retest.
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