It appears that the law requires students to submit their annual exam scores and transfer certificates given by the school to enroll in the school. - Supreme Court
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The Supreme Court has issued an interim order to admit students only after the academic session has started.
A single bench of Justice Bal Krishna Dhakal has issued such an order in the name of all stakeholders, including the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers, the Ministry of Education. The Supreme Court issued such an order while hearing the first writ petition filed by Ayush Badal.
‘It seems that there is a legal provision that students must submit the annual examination marks and transfer certificate given by the school to get admitted to the school. The school academic session will start from Baisakh 1 and will continue until the end of Chaitra,’ the order states, ‘There is a legal provision that no one should admit students before the academic session has started, and The Government of Nepal, Ministry of Education, Science and Technology, Education Development and Human Resource Development Center, Sanothimi, Bhaktapur has also stated in the notice published that the annual examination should be conducted and the results published, and the admission program should be conducted after the start of the new academic session 2083.’
The Supreme Court has issued an interim order to publish and cause to be published the notice and program of student admission and to maintain uniformity accordingly only after the certificate is received as per Rule 78 (1) of the Education Regulations, 2059 BS and after the academic session begins as per Rule 84 (4).
