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Supreme Court dismisses petitions challenging evaluations in Rajasthan Civil Judge Exams: 'No deliberate low marking'

October 26, 2024

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The Daily Guardian

The Supreme Court in the case Ms Sonal Gupta And Others Vs. Registrar General Rajasthan High Court Jodhpur And Another and connected matters observed and has dismissed the batch of petitions filed challenging the evaluations of English essay paper in the Rajasthan Civil Judge Exams 2024.

The court in the case noted that seeing the nature of answers, there appeared no deliberate discrepancies in the markings.

The bench comprising of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice Manoj Misra was hearing the present matter.

The bench in the case was hearing the petitions filed challenging the Rajasthan Civil Judge Cadre, 2024 for alleged arbitrary markings in the English Essay Papers.

Earlier, the court had asked the Rajasthan High Court to furnish a tabulated chart wherein indicating the scores of two Law papers which is obtained by those candidates who got low scores (0-15) in the English essay paper.

The court observed that, based on the nature of answers in the English essay, this court have no manner of doubt that there is any substance in the allegation that was a deliberate low marking in the English Essay paper.

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