Shall i go to court, they failed me in exam
Robin Poovanna
(Querist) 17 October 2017
This query is : Resolved
Respected Seniors,
I have joined LLB course with the hope that I will complete LLB and become Lawyer, so as to do good to the society, bring a change in the society.
I am in my Second Year now. My results of the semester are announced and I saw I failed in 2 subjects. I asked my principal what to do, he told apply for re-evaluation. I did, but by 2 marks I failed again. Now principal has told you can either re-write one more time or approach court.
I have written answer to the questions.
Looking at the pending cases and the way people look at the judiciary system in India, they have less hope from courts to get justice. In this, what will happen if I go to court regarding my marks?
Is there hope for me?
Can seniors explain what might happen in such case? A student can go to court asking justice?
I have put all effort, I had applied for Xerox copies of answer papers, in the answer papers first sheet where evaluator signature and name should be present, that part is missing. Inside they have not put tick mark on any of the pages. They have only mentioned marks on the evaluation box which is on the first sheet.
In this case what needs to be done?
Shall I write one more time or shall I go to court?
Seniors please help me.
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 17 October 2017
Appear again in the examination / semester and clear the exams.
Revaluation has not brought desired result.
Due to huge no. of pending cases the case may take 5 years or more in decision with no surety to win.
Guest
(Expert) 18 October 2017
Myself not sure , every univiersity have one post which controls all examination, that post may be registrar xxxxxxx (I put xxxx because myself not sure of designation) You can talk to him this is last hope else give re-examination.
