<p>The Supreme Court on Friday told the CBSE to conduct the All India Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Test (AIPMT) 2015 and declare results on or before August 17.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The apex court had told the CBSE on June 15 to conduct the exam within four weeks. The court cancelled AIPMT 2015 held on May 3 as it felt that the examination stood denuded of its sanctity due to passing of answer keys illegally to some candidates.<br /><br />A bench presided over by Justice R K Agrawal granted only one month extra time keeping in view the academic schedule.<br /><br />“The first counselling session shall be held on or before August 28, the second session on or before September 4 and the third on or before September 11,” the bench said.<br /><br />At the outset, the bench told Attorney-General (A-G) Mukul Rohatgi, “We have seen your application, the grant of four weeks is sufficient.” <br /><br />However, the bench relented on repeated requests by Rohatgi, along with Solicitor-General Ranjit Kumar.<br /> </p>
<p>The Supreme Court on Friday told the CBSE to conduct the All India Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Test (AIPMT) 2015 and declare results on or before August 17.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The apex court had told the CBSE on June 15 to conduct the exam within four weeks. The court cancelled AIPMT 2015 held on May 3 as it felt that the examination stood denuded of its sanctity due to passing of answer keys illegally to some candidates.<br /><br />A bench presided over by Justice R K Agrawal granted only one month extra time keeping in view the academic schedule.<br /><br />“The first counselling session shall be held on or before August 28, the second session on or before September 4 and the third on or before September 11,” the bench said.<br /><br />At the outset, the bench told Attorney-General (A-G) Mukul Rohatgi, “We have seen your application, the grant of four weeks is sufficient.” <br /><br />However, the bench relented on repeated requests by Rohatgi, along with Solicitor-General Ranjit Kumar.<br /> </p>
