(1.) THE unsuccessful petitioner in W.P. No. 5557 of 2011 filed this writ appeal. The facts, that gave raise to the filing of the writ appeal, are as under:
(2.) IN the note added to the advertisement, it was mentioned inter alia that the expression "good academic record" would connote that the candidate must have obtained on an average, 50% of marks in two public examinations/degrees immediately preceding the Master's Degree.
(3.) THE appellant and several others submitted applications for the post. The 1st respondent appointed a scrutiny committee comprising of 7 senior professors. The committee scrutinized the applications and found the application of the appellant to be in order. However, at a later stage, the Assistant Registrar (HR) of the University raised objections to the effect that the appellant does not have "good academic record", since he scored only 44%, in the Degree examination. On a representation made by the appellant, the Vice -Chancellor and Dean of the Faculty examined the matter and ultimately, he was permitted to appear in the interview.