Inter admissions: Court suspends HED’s five-year opening policy
The college deserted his admission, citing his five-year opening as a reason. PHOTO: EXPRESS
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court has dangling a presentation of a Punjab Higher Education Department (HED) that bars acknowledgment in FSc if there is a opening of 5 years after flitting matriculation.
A tyro had filed a petition opposite a supervision college in Faisalabad for denying him enrolment during a institution.
The justice also destined Faisalabad Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education to perform a student’s acknowledgment who upheld his matriculation in 2011 for FSc (medical group).
Muhammad Irfan submitted he could not continue his preparation after matriculation due to financial constraints though after a opening of 6 years, he practical for acknowledgment in intermediate.
The college deserted his admission, citing his five-year opening as a reason. The HED does not concede acknowledgment to students who take a five-year opening after their matriculation examination.
Justice Mazahar Ali Akbar has dangling a presentation and sought minute responses by Oct 18.
Published in The Express Tribune, Oct 5th, 2016.
Article source: http://tribune.com.pk/story/1193604/inter-admissions-court-suspends-heds-five-year-gap-policy/