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CBSE students file caveat in SC against Kerala syllabus plea

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July 15, 2025

The legal battle over the KEAM 2025 entrance exam between students following CBSE and Kerala syllabus reached Supreme Court, with a group of CBSE students filing a caveat petition before the apex court on Monday.

- AM Abdussalam

The caveat urges the court not to pass any orders on the pleas filed by Kerala syllabus students without first hearing the CBSE students’ side.

The caveat was filed by the same group of students who had earlier moved the Kerala High Court challenging the last-minute change in the exam prospectus. The High Court had nullified the rank list prepared on the basis of a formula introduced hours before the publication of rank list.

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