The Delhi High Court has said that there can't be a blanket test for government jobs for all disabled applicants. The court termed it as impractical and observed that a "one size fit all" model may not be the most efficient. <br/><br/>A bench of justices S Ravindra Bhat and Deepa Sharma said yesterday that there are more than two crore Indians with disability of some type and every disability requires a specific aid since it imposes specific restrictions. The court observed that there were deficiencies in the Persons With Disabilities (PWD) Act. <br/><br/>The Act is regarding job reservation and 40 per cent criteria for being classified as a person with disability. High Court's observations came while dismissing an appeal filed by a civil service aspirant, suffering from severe depression with obsessive-compulsive disorder, seeking inclusion within PWD Act of persons with mental illness for job reservations.