I applied online for the Section Officer position at the Central University of Tamil Nadu. Sadly, my application was rejected because some details weren’t uploaded, despite me completing everything correctly. Can I approach the Madras High Court to request permission to take the written exam scheduled for January 28th? Is this a viable option?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I applied online for the Section Officer position at the Central University of Tamil Nadu. Sadly, my application was rejected because some details weren’t uploaded, despite me completing everything correctly. Can I approach the Madras High Court to request permission to take the written exam scheduled for January 28th? Is this a viable option?
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I applied online for the Section Officer position at the Central University of Tamil Nadu. Sadly, my application was rejected because some details weren’t uploaded, despite me completing everything correctly. Can I approach the Madras High Court to request permission to take the written exam scheduled for January 28th? Is this a viable option?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Approaching the Madras High Court for permission to take the exam is unlikely to be successful. Indian law generally doesn’t allow judicial intervention in selection processes, especially when there are internal grievance redress mechanisms available within the university. You should explore those avenues first.

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