The UGC had earlier said that the July 6 guidelines are based on recommendations of experts and have been made after due deliberation
Current Affairs:The Supreme Court on Fridaysaid that states and colleges can’t advance understudies without holding last year tests by September 30.
Maintaining the UGC choice to hold last year tests, a seat headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan said if any state feels they can’t lead tests by that date, they should move toward the UGC for new dates to hold the test.
Yuva Sena, the adolescent wing of the Shiv Sena, is one of the applicants in the zenith court and has scrutinized the UGC’s order to hold assessments in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
The UGC had before said that the July 6 rules depend on suggestions of specialists and have been made after due thought and it isn’t right to guarantee that it won’t be conceivable to lead the last assessments as far as the rules.
Pouncing upon the choices of certain states like Maharashtra and Delhi to drop last year assessments, the UGC had said that such choices straightforwardly influence norms of advanced education and will be an infringement on the authoritative field of planning and deciding the guidelines of advanced education that is only saved for Parliament under Schedule VII of the Constitution.
Aditi Mehta 