Supreme Court has reserved judgment on pleas challenging Telangana HC’s 4-year residency rule for medical admissions. CJI Gavai flagged concerns over exclusion of deserving students who briefly left the state.
Today(on 12th June), The Delhi High Court refuses to halt medical college admission counseling amid NEET-UG 2024 exam irregularity allegations, ensuring uninterrupted admission for aspiring students. The court grants the National Testing Agency (NTA) extra time to respond and schedules the next hearing for July 5.
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Today, On 7th June, The Delhi High Court considering a student’s plea against the National Testing Agency’s decision to award grace marks in the NEET UG 2024 exam. The petitioner argues that this move unfairly affects many students. The court has requested NTA’s response. Similar concerns have arisen in the Calcutta High Court, indicating wider controversy and legal action.
