The Supreme Court of India declines to allow counselling for candidates who seek a retest in NEET-UG 2025. The court states that counselling for these candidates cannot proceed until the final verdict on the matter is delivered.
The petitioners request the court to permit them to appear for counselling alongside other candidates, citing fairness and equal opportunity. However, the bench says it needs to wait for the outcome of the ongoing legal review before taking further steps.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducts NEET-UG 2025 in May, but some candidates demand a retest due to alleged discrepancies in the examination process. The matter remains under judicial scrutiny.
The counselling process for other candidates continues as scheduled.
Key highlights:
- SC refuses counselling relief for retest-seeking candidates
- Final hearing on NEET-UG 2025 retest is pending
- Petitioners raise fairness concerns
- NTA conducts exam in May
- Regular counselling process goes on for others
Visit the official NEET website for updates on counselling and legal proceedings.