ahmedabad there was high drama at the st xaviers college on saturday as some parents and their wards protested against the admission process in the college pankaj patel father of ghazal patel who got 746 marks said the merit list published by the college does not mention the marks scored by the students so we are clueless about the cutoff many students complained that students who got less marks than them made it to the merit list but their names were missing komal patel who scored 76 in board exams said three of my friends had scored between 52 and 60 their names appeared in the merit list but my name was missing i dont understand it another distinction holder anshul pal had applied under sports quota he was also miffed after finding his name missing from the list pal said i tried to contact the principal but there was no response from his side i was told by the volunteers that merit list is declared as per the own criteria of the college i am really disappointed many students who came from distant places like chiloda gandhinagar also expressed their anger about college authorities asking them to visit college again and again but to no avail a cbse student with 79 marks varsha jha had come from chiloda she said i have bunch of certificates of cocurricular activities if i cant get admission on the basis of marks i have scored and these activities whats the use st xaviers college principal fr robert arockiasamy met representatives of the agitating parents he said this is a minority institute and we have to follow the supreme court judgment and for the admission procedure and give 50 seats to minority students he said that they had given weightage not only to hsc marks but also to motivation to subject social concern and general impression of the students vinod maheriya a parent said irrespective of whether my son has made the cut or not i want college authorities to put up marks too on the merit list so that we know no injustice has being done our admission procedure is different than other colleges which are solely science colleges the comparison between the two creates huge misunderstanding in students as well as parents the principal said