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The Madras High Court's verdict striking down the Tamil Nadu Government Order abolishing the common entrance test has come as a great relief to thousands of students who wrote the test this year and scored high marks. The Government should hasten the process of releasing the merit list for admission to professional courses.
K. Murlidar,
The ruling has come as a relief to hundreds of students who prepared day and night for the test. It is hoped the last word has been said on the issue.
N. Ramesh,
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