Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Delhi HC to Decide on CLAT-PG Scores for NHAI Jobs
Imagine a test lawyers take to get a master's degree in law.
The government wants to use those test scores to hire lawyers.
A lawyer says this isn't fair because the test isn't meant for getting a job.
The Delhi High Court will decide if using these scores is allowed.
The court is giving the government time to explain its plan.
The lawyer believes it could make it harder for some lawyers to get hired.
Delhi High Court to hear a petition challenging NHAI's use of CLAT-PG scores.
The petition was filed by lawyer Shannu Bahgel.
The case concerns using CLAT-PG scores for lawyer recruitment.
The court granted time to NHAI's counsel to get instructions.
The next hearing is scheduled for September 8.
- Who
- Delhi High Court, Shannu Bahgel, NHAI
- What
- Hearing a petition about using CLAT-PG scores for lawyer recruitment.
- When
- September 8
- Where
- Delhi High Court
- Why
- The petitioner argues CLAT-PG scores shouldn't be the basis for public employment.
- Court
- Delhi High Court
- Case
- Petition regarding CLAT-PG scores
- Petitioner
- Shannu Bahgel
- Respondent
- National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
- Hearing Date
- September 8
- CLAT-PG
- Common Law Admission Test (Post Graduate)
