According to the plea, CBSE, since 2002, started independent engineering entrance examination known as AIEEE for admission to 30 NITs and 5 IIITs.
In the year 2012, Human Resources Development Minister Kapil Sibal proposed “One Nation, One Test” formula for the engineering entrance examination.
However, later it was agreed that IITs be allowed to conduct own examination separately but only for those first 1,50,000 students, who qualify AIEEE based on some cut-off marks, the petition said.
The petition said, “IITs have compromised with their autonomy and in a way, accepted supremacy of CBSE, which used to conduct AIEEE and now JEE (Main), despite CBSE conducting it in a very erratic, arbitrary and discriminatory manner.” “An average student may score more marks in the examination conducted by CBSE thereby denying a deserving student a chance to get admissions in the premier Institutes of India i.e. IITs and IITs have silently acquiesced,” it said.
It also said “the recent JEE (Main) 2014, held on multiple days in April 2014, the result of which was declared on May 3 has proved how erratically, arbitrarily and discriminatorily manner it was conducted by CBSE.”
HC to hear plea against engineering entrance exam on May 9
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court today agreed to hear a PIL seeking to restrain the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) from conducting engineering entrance examinations on the
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