The order was passed yesterday, petitioner's lawyer Raghvendra Singh Raghuwanshi said.
Pallavi Shukla, the petitioner, had failed the mains examination only by two marks.
She sought a copy of her answer-sheet under the right to information, and found that one of the answers, which carried two marks, had been assessed wrongly.
The question was 'which of the following is a valid (Internet) domain name extension', with options being '.Net, .Com .Gov and all of the above'.
Shukla had ticked 'all of the above', which was assessed as wrong.
The court therefore directed the MPPSC to conduct a re-examination specially for the petitioner.
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