The Supreme Court on Thursday, rejected a plea by students of the who had resigned from the seats allotted in the Round-2 of State Quota Counselling, seeking permission to attend the Mop-Up rounds in the NEET-PG 2021.
The Supreme Court on Wednesday granted an opportunity to the Union of India through the Directorate General of Health Services to set right the anomalies on two aspects.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta submitted before the bench headed by Justice D.Y. Chandrachud: "There is some urgency. If the court can consider having it tomorrow. I have requested Senior Advocate Arvind Datar (for the petitioners) to be here."
The Supreme Court on Friday dismissed a plea filed against medical officer’s quota in the NEET-PG 2021 examination as per the West Bengal government notification which provided 40% reservation for post-graduate dental and medical and post-doctoral medical officers in the state.
The Supreme Court reprimanded the Centre for the delay in the Tribunal Reform Act and the appointment, said … the government does not respect the court's decision, the law was passed against the order … notice issued to the central government
The petition was filed by one Akash Yadav, who is a minor through his uncle/local guardian Dr Surendra Kumar Yadav (Petitioner-in-Person), seeking directions to be allowed to fill online forms in order to sit for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test 2021
The petition has been filed by a 15-year-old through his father (Petitioner-in-Person), seeking directions to be allowed to fill online forms in order to sit for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test 2021