CLAT 2025 Delhi High Court Result Hearing LIVE Updates: Remaining petitions to be heard today to avoid further delay on UG results

Alleged errors in final answer key, Chief Justice Upadhyaya and Justice Gadela to continue hearing the petitions on April 9, 2025. The authority will announce the revised UG results along with the counselling details soon.

CLAT 2025 Delhi High Court Result Hearing LIVE Updates

CLAT 2025 Delhi High Court Result Hearing: The Delhi High Court will be hearing the remaining petitions concerning CLAT 2025 results today, April 9, 2025 . The Division Bench of Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela is most likely to conclude the hearing on 15 connected pleas led by assigned advocates by April 9 to avoid further delays in declaring undergraduate results and commencement of counselling session. During the hearing held on April 8, Rao highlighted the need for caution in assessing young candidates and discussed concerns about the expertise of paper setters and examiners. The court agreed on the inaccuracy of one question's formulation and questioned the Oversight Committee's decisions on withdrawing questions and changing answers. Rao also noted the differing opinions among experts, particularly regarding a quantitative question and logical reasoning related to homelessness.

CLAT 2025 Delhi High Court Hearing Status: Pending! To be declared tomorrow, April 9

The outcome of this hearing is likely to affect the CLAT 2025 result, and as per the case so far, UG results are likely to be revised. Accordingly, the counselling schedule run by the Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) will also be changed. The petitions focus on mistakes in the answer keys and issues during the exam. In the previous hearing, the court asked NLUs to submit a counter-affidavit within two weeks. To avoid contradictory verdicts regarding the results, the Apex court transferred all the related pleas to the high court.

CLAT 2025 Delhi High Court Result Hearing: Latest Updates for April 8

Students can take a look at all the major highlights pertaining to CLAT 2025 Delhi High Court Result hearing for both days.

In the ongoing hearing, Rao emphasized the importance of being cautious while working with young people and acknowledged the potential for mistakes by examiners.
The court suggested that the Consortium improve the quality of their paper setters.
Chief Justice raised concerns about the responsibility for math-related questions, noting that math isn't specifically taught in this context.
Rao argued that insights from individuals in law, even without technical expertise, can be valuable.
Rao mentioned that the Oversight Committee recommended withdrawing 4 questions and altering answers for 3, leading to questioning of the Committee's expertise. He explained the procedure of subject matter experts who reviewed objections after the provisional answer key was released.
The Court agreed on one question's formulation being incorrect, and Rao presented a quantitative question highlighting differing views among experts.
The Chief Justice inquired about the Committee's opinion, while Rao discussed logical reasoning related to homeless people and mentioned conflicting opinions between two subject matter experts.

CLAT 2025 Delhi High Court Result Hearing Highlights For April 7

As per the official High Court hearing held on April 7, the expert committee suggested removing one question that has a problem.
The Court has asked the NLUs' counsel to review the single judge's order.
The case is being heard by a panel that includes Chief Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela.
Nodal Counsel for the CLAT PG matters requested an adjournment. The court decided to begin with the UG matters and take submissions on record.
In a recent discussion, the Chief Justice inquired about the solution proposed by the single judge, to which Rao responded that the recommendation was to withdraw the question at hand.
The case is listed under the Supplementary List from Sr. No. 47 onwards under Connected Matters (ANMM).

Candidates have raised concerns about errors in the final answer key, problems with the normalization process, and wrong evaluations, which could impact the merit list. The court wants to resolve these problems quickly to help students who are anxious about their admissions. The CLAT 2025 merit list will be released after the court makes its decision. This will influence the counselling and seat allotment process. Candidates can download their results and scorecards from the official CLAT website by logging in with their registered credentials.

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