Bombay HC upholds NEET PG admission criteria for domicile candidates with MBBS from outside state
The Bombay High Court recently upheld the PG medical admission rule as per which domiciled candidates who obtained MBBS degree outside the State will be eligible for State Quota seats only if they have secured admission to the MBBS course under the All-India Quota in any Government Medical College or the All India Institute of Medical Sciences or any other Central Government Institution.
While upholding this criteria for PG medical admission domiciled candidates, the HC bench comprising Justices B.P. Colabawalla and Justice Somasekhar Sundaresan observed that such a condition underscored that such a condition helps in filtering of strong credentials and merit for an outside MBBS graduate to be let into the State Quota in Maharashtra.
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