The Delhi High Court passing a meantime order has constrained the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) from accepting CLAT 2019 ratings for admissions to its undergraduate regulation programmes for the year 2019-20. The Delhi HC has also directed GGSIPU to mirror this order on its internet site, at the earliest.
The Delhi HC order, however, had accepted the GGSIP University to just accept the ratings of other national front tests for the respective publications. The GGSIPU thru a circular had introduced that from the academic year 2019-20, the admissions to law programmes on offer on the college can be carried on the idea of CLAT UG rankings. The High Court in this depends determined that this round changed into self-contradictory to the Delhi Professional Colleges or Institutions (Prohibitions of Capitation Fee, Regulation of Admission, Fixation of Non-Exploitative Fee and Other Measures to Ensure Equity and Excellence) Act, 2007. Citing this Act, it was argued that a Common Entrance Test (CET) turned into required to be carried out via ‘precise enterprise’ and that there has been no provision to which accepting ratings of another corporation was even in consideration to confess students for the law courses inside the university. Therefore, the GGSIPU become required to behavior a CET of its personnel to offer admissions to the law programmes strolling inside the exclusive affiliated organization of the university. Meanwhile, GGSIPU turned into to enter a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Consortium of National Law Universities which conducts the CLAT paper, so they can accept CLAT ratings for the law admission process. Court Observation and Order The Delhi High Court located that the 2007 Act does now not require the group which is affecting admissions thru a CET to itself be the distinctive company which conducts the stated take a look at. The court, consequently, held the subsequent order 
“The 2007 Act does not, anywhere, offer for adoption, by way of one institution, of the rating in the exam, carried out by using some other group, even supposing the latter establishments have been to be conferred “specified enterprise” fame. The sequitur, of conferment, on such latter group, of the status of a “special business enterprise”, would be that admissions to the group could be made on the premise of examinations carried out by way of such precise business enterprise. It could no longer clothe the group with the authority to adopt scores in the exam carried out by way of such exact organization, in which the company was not clearly certain, for that 12 months, to conduct examinations, for admissions to the institution in question.” The Delhi HC accordingly concluded that the entire exercising of accepting CLAT ratings, as a basis for affecting admissions to law programmes provided in the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University turned into completely contrary to the provisions of the 2007 Act even because it rejected Guru Gobind Singh IPU’s submission that it becomes too late within the day for the GGSIPU to behavior a CET for admissions into the LLB route.
