The Meghalaya High Court refused to grant relief to the 5th-semester law student of the Shillong College for failing short on 70% of the attendance requirement.
The issue was whether the student, who cited medical reasons for attending only 60% of classes, could be allowed to appear for the End Semester Examinations despite the Legal Education Rules, 2008 permitting condonation of attendance only up to 65% for exceptional cases.
The court ruled that as per Rule 12, the student is ineligible to sit for the end-semester exams due to insufficient attendance. The petition was denied, and no relief was granted.
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