7.As far as the case of the writ petitioner is concerned even as per the affidavit filed in support of the writ petition, the petitioner joined the B.Ed., course in June 2008 and completed the B.Ed., course in June 2009 in the regular course. When a student is studying B.Ed., regular course in a college cannot seek admission for Post Graduation Course at all. The transfer certificate issued to the writ petitioner was submitted at the time of securing admission to B.Ed., course in the regular college, therefore, a student studying in a regular B.Ed., course cannot undergo the Master degree course in any other University. This being the University Grants Commission Regulation, the writ petitioner secured admission for M.Sc.,(Geography) course during June 2008 itself. The writ petitioner completed the M.Sc.,(Geography) two years course in May 2010. Therefore, it is apparently clear that during the same academic year in June 2008, the writ petitioner secured admission for B.Ed., course in a regular college and secured admission for M.Sc., (Geography) course from the university. Therefore, during the same academic year of 2008-09, the writ petitioner had undergone one year B.Ed., course as well as first year M.Sc.,(Geography) course. This being the factum of the case, the writ petitioner has acquired the simultaneous degree which is impermissible and not valid for the purpose of securing appointment to the post of Graduate Assistant.
