A Mazgaon-based medical student, whose enrollment in a Pune institute was hanging in the balance after the board nullified it saying that the institute admitted him after the cut-off date, received some relief from the High Court last week, which chided the institute for the goof-up.u00a0The court snubbed the institute’s justification that it admitted the 28-year-old afterward since it could not get any candidates within the deadline set by the board due to the swine flu panic.u00a0

‘Degree’ of uncertainty: The Bombay High Court ultimately dismissed the petition, observing possibility of ‘mutual adjustment’. file picu00a0