JUDGMENT 1. (Oral) - In this appeal the appellant has challenged the order of the learned Single Judge dated 4th March, 1999 passed in Writ Petition No. 2412/95 whereby it was held that the appellant was not entitled to be appointed to the post of Urdu Teacher Grade Ill since the qualification of Adib-e-Kamil obtained by him was not from a duly established Board or University constituted under law. 2. Learned counsel for the appellant while assailing the order of the learned Single Judge has placed reliance on a notification of the Government of Rajasthan dated 3rd February, 1975. This notification is on the letter head of Jamie Urdu, Aligarh. The notification does not appear to be genuine. This notification reads as follows: "JAMIA URDU No. F2(17)GA(B)63 Aligarh 3rd Feb., 1975 GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN (General Administration (B) Department)ORDER Subject-Recognition of different Urdu Examinations conducted by Jamia Urdu, Aligarh. The Government have decided to recognise the following Examinations conducted by the Jamia Urdu Aligarh as equivalent to the examinations noted against each so far as the standard of Urdu is concerned for purpose of recruitment in the appropriate fields under the State Government. Name of the Examination Equivalent to the standard of Urdu in the following Examinations Adib. High School, Adib-e-Mahir. Intermediate Adib-e-Kamil. B.A. sd/- A.L. Roongta Deputy Secretary to Govt." 3. Assuming for the sake of argument that in the past the State of Rajasthan had accorded recognition to the Adib-e-Kamil examination held by Jamia Urdu and treated the same as equivalent to B.A. Examination but this recognition will be of no consequence as subsequently the Government of Rajasthan by its order dated 24th April. 1993 clarified that the degrees granted by an institution established as University or Board under the law will only be recognized. This order of the State Government is based on its earlier order dated 23rd November, 1991 in which a reference was made to the letters of the Government of India dated 30th September, 1952 and dated 4th July, 1962. According to these letters the Government of India had dearly directed that qualifications acquired by students from a University established by an act of the Parliament or an act of State Legislature or University declared as deemed University under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 shall only be recognised. 4. According to these letters the Government of India had dearly directed that qualifications acquired by students from a University established by an act of the Parliament or an act of State Legislature or University declared as deemed University under Section 3 of the University Grants Commission Act, 1956 shall only be recognised. 4. Since the qualification acquired by the appellant is not from the University established by a Statute or from a deemed University, the same cannot be considered to be reognized qualification. The learned Single Judge, therefore, was entirely right in rejecting the writ petition. 5. Accordingly, this special appeal fails and is hereby dismissed.Special Appeal Dismissed. *******