Free Press Journal · Education · 2026-08-15
Bombay HC Refuses Relief To Student Over Tampered CET Scorecards, Upholds Cancellation Of B.Tech Admission
The Bombay High Court refused to restore Shubham Mangire’s provisional B.Tech admission after the CET Cell found that scorecards he relied upon contained percentiles inconsistent with official MAH-MHT-CET 2026 data. The court upheld the cancellation and said admission cannot be justified through an inauthentic examination record. Bombay HC Refuses Relief To Student Over Tampered CET Scorecards, Upholds Cancellation Of B.Tech Admission
Why it matters. The ruling reinforces the zero-tolerance policy for academic fraud and document tampering in competitive examinations.
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