Archive · 24 Jun 2025
Delhi HC Seeks Responses in CLAT PG Counseling Fee Case
A student who took the CLAT PG exam is upset about the high fees for counseling, and the court is dealing with it.
The student argues the fees are too expensive, making it hard for many to participate.
The Delhi High Court has asked the National Law Universities, the Bar Council of India, the University Grants Commission, and the Centre to respond to the complaint.
The student missed the second round of counseling.
The court will hear the case a few days before the next counseling session in July.
Delhi High Court denied relief to a CLAT PG candidate regarding counseling fees.
Justice Rajneesh Kumar Gupta sought a reply from the NLU consortium, BCI, UGC, and the Centre.
The candidate's counsel stated that his client couldn't participate in the second round of counseling.
The counsel argued the fees are exorbitant, discriminatory, and disproportionate.
The next round of counseling is scheduled for July 4.
- Who
- The case involves a CLAT PG candidate, the NLU consortium, Bar Council of India, University Grants Commission, and the Centre.
- What
- Delhi High Court addressed a petition against high counseling fees for the CLAT PG exam.
- When
- The Delhi High Court heard the case on Monday. The next counseling is on July 4.
- Where
- The case is in the Delhi High Court.
- Why
- The petitioner argues the fees are exorbitant and discriminatory.
Candidate's Argument
N/A
Fee Discrimination
Candidate's Argument
High fees are discriminatory and prevent participation.
N/A
No opposing viewpoint presented in the article.
- Exam
- CLAT PG
- Court
- Delhi High Court
- Respondent Organizations
- NLU consortium, BCI, UGC, Centre
- Next Counselling Date
- July 4
- Petitioner's Argument
- Fees are discriminatory
