SC refuses to comment on NEET PG counselling candidate ratio
Observing that the matter concerned in-service reservation of West Bengal NEET PG candidates, which is not an all-India issue, the Supreme Court bench recently dismissed a petition seeking directions upon the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) to follow 1:5 seat to candidate ratio in NEET-PG admissions.Refusing to entertain the petition, the top court bench comprising of Justice DY...
Observing that the matter concerned in-service reservation of West Bengal NEET PG candidates, which is not an all-India issue, the Supreme Court bench recently dismissed a petition seeking directions upon the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) to follow 1:5 seat to candidate ratio in NEET-PG admissions.
Refusing to entertain the petition, the top court bench comprising of Justice DY Chandrachud and AS Bopanna suggested that the petitioners should move the concerned High Court regarding the matter, reports Live Law.
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Doctors Seek 1:5 Seat To Candidate Ratio In NEET PG Counselling: Supreme Court Asks To Approach HC
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