admitted position of the respondents that the petitioners were registered with the Rajasthan Para-Medical Council and were holding all necessary qualification and necessary eligibility on the date of counseling and, therefore, in accordance with the Rules of 1999 they ought to have been declared eligible and qualified. We have taken note of the fact that the respondents themselves have put the petitioners in the select list issued by them on 18.10.2017 and subsequently disqualified them on account of not having acquired degree on the last date of filling the form i.e. 24.11.2016. The petitioners admittedly had completed their three years of qualification of B.Sc. (MLT) Part-III and mark-sheet were issued before the last date i.e. 24.11.2016 but since they had to undergo mandatory internship of six months, therefore, their registration with the Rajasthan Para-Medical Council happened only before counseling/ verification took place. The select list dated 18.10.2017 clearly reflects that the petitioners are falling in merit and were entitled to be given appointment on the post of Lab Technician. We find that the Condition No.(6) (ii) required registration in Rajasthan Para-Medical Council is running contrary to the Rules of 1999 read with Rules of 1965, therefore, in the given circumstances this Court declares the condition to be null and void and directs the respondents to consider the petitioners as entitled for appointment if they are conforming to the other parameters except Condition No.6. Thus, if the petitioners have attained the complete qualification and eligibility criteria including registration in Rajasthan Para-Medical Council before the date of counseling/ verification, they shall be given appointment as per their merit and as per select list dated 18.10.2017 within a period of 60 days from today. For notional benefits the petitioners shall be free to make a representation before the respondents. The judgment shall apply qua the petitioners only.“
