The Supreme Court dismisses a plea seeking to stop the ongoing NEET PG 2025 counselling process. The petition had requested an immediate halt, citing concerns over fairness in the admission procedure. However, the court clarified that the counselling will continue as scheduled.
At the same time, the bench agreed to hear a separate plea regarding transparency in the counselling and seat allotment process next week. This move comes amid growing demands from medical aspirants and associations for clarity and accountability in postgraduate medical admissions.
The NEET PG 2025 exam is a gateway for admission to MD, MS, and PG diploma courses in medical colleges across India. With thousands of candidates participating, the counselling process plays a crucial role in ensuring fair seat distribution.
The Supreme Court’s decision ensures that candidates do not face unnecessary delays, while also keeping the transparency issue under consideration for further hearing.
Key highlights:
- SC dismisses plea to stop NEET PG 2025 counselling
- Counselling continues as per schedule
- Transparency issue listed for hearing next week
- Aspirants raise concerns on fairness and seat allotment
- Court balances continuity with review of process
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