Kerala High Court cancels LL.B admission over unrecognised CV Raman University degree

The Kerala High Court has ordered the cancellation of a student's admission to an LL.B. programme after determining that the degree obtained from CV Raman University does not have recognition from the University Grants Commission (UGC).<br/><br/>CV Raman University, which operates from several campuses across India, is not listed among the institutions approved by the UGC to award law degrees. The court's decision underscores the legal requirement that universities and colleges admit only candidates whose qualifications are verified as valid and recognized.<br/><br/>Legal experts note that the ruling serves as a warning to aspirants and educational institutions alike to rigorously verify the accreditation status of degrees before enrollment. Students found to hold unrecognised qualifications may face admission denial or cancellation, and institutions could be held accountable for overlooking verification procedures.<br/><br/>The affected student may seek a review of the decision, but the court emphasized that compliance with UGC norms is mandatory for all law schools in Kerala.