Supreme Court allows AYUSH students admitted without NEET to retain degrees
Granting relief to some of the undergraduate AYUSH students, who were not admitted through the National Eligibility-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET-UG) examination, the Supreme Court has allowed them to retain their degrees.
Even though the Apex Court acknowledged that these students had not been admitted through the NEET-UG exam and therefore, their admissions were not valid, it also observed that withholding the exam results of these students would cause "immense hardship" to the students, who have already completed their courses.
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