Today, On 7th February, The Supreme Court rejected a plea to cancel and reconduct NEET-PG 2024 counselling round 3, citing disruptions to ongoing processes. Petitioners argued the schedule clashed with state quotas, letting ineligible candidates block seats. However, the court ruled against interference, emphasizing continuity. The decision upholds the existing counselling framework across states.
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court questioned why a retired judge should advocate for someone else’s issue while hearing a petition challenging Telangana’s postgraduate (PG) medical admission rules. The Court emphasized that affected candidates should file petitions themselves. The case involves a Writ Petition filed by retired Justice V. Eswaraiah, who challenged the rules governing the sliding mechanism for Meritorious Reserved Category (MRC) candidates in PG medical admissions.
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Today, On 3rd December, NEET PG 2024 is facing significant controversies, including transparency issues and last-minute exam changes, leading to student anxiety. A pending Supreme Court case challenges the National Board of Examinations’ refusal to release key information. Delays in counseling processes and legal disputes further complicate the situation for aspiring medical professionals across various states.