“Admitted” would imply that the High Court has accepted your case for a detailed hearing on the basis of the merits of case. If the case is found unfit for hearing due to various reasons (such as no jurisdiction, frivolous case, etc.), the court may dismiss it at the initial stage itself, instead of “admitting” it. “Regular hearing” would imply that it would be heard on merits in detail.
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