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Delhi High Court Quashes DU Ordinance Abolishing Supplementary Exams - (14 May 2018)

Delhi High Court has quashed a 2017 ordinance that had abolished the supplementary exam for third-year students insofar as it applied to students who had taken admission prior to the academic year 2017-18.

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