RAMESH KUMAR vs HIGH COURT OF DELHI

The Supreme Court held that the High Court of Delhi was within its rights to set minimum qualifying marks for both the written examination and the interview for the appointment of District Judges, as per the advertisement dated 19.5.2007. The Court emphasized that the selection criteria were publicly disclosed prior to the examination, and candidates could not challenge the process after participating. Consequently, the petitions filed under Article 32 were dismissed, affirming the validity of the selection process.