The NEET-PG 2026 answer key transparency plea will not be heard on its own: the Supreme Court has tagged it with matters already pending on the same question, with the Bench calling it an “unnecessary petition”. New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday, October 15, declined to take up separately a writ petition by the […]
The Democratic Medical Association has moved the Supreme Court against NBEMS’s October 1 notice on NEET-PG 2026, arguing that numerical question and option IDs do not let candidates verify their scores under the board’s shuffled-paper format, and seeking candidate-wise disclosure of actual questions, options and answers.
The Supreme Court said it would continue monitoring the investigation into the alleged 2026 NEET-UG paper leak, stressing that identifying procedural lapses alone is insufficient unless real accountability is fixed on those responsible for compromising the integrity of one of India’s largest competitive medical entrance examinations.
Today, On 23rd February, The Supreme Court heard a plea challenging the reduction in the NEET PG 2025 percentile cut-off. In its affidavit, the Union of India stated, “NEET-PG is not to certify minimum competence… but to generate an inter se merit list… scores cannot be construed as determinative of clinical incompetence.”
