Medical Seats Must Not Go Vacant, Says Supreme Court in NEET UG Case - Video
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While upholding the admission of a NEET UG candidate, the Supreme Court observed that medical seats in government medical institutes are a precious resource, and if such a seat becomes vacant, it is the responsibility of the authorities to allot the same to the next eligible candidates.
The Apex Court bench comprising Justices J.K.Maheshwari and Atul S. Chandurkar made this observation while considering a case where two seats in two medical colleges in Himachal Pradesh had become vacant because the students had submitted forged mark sheets. When one of those seats was granted to a student who appealed, based on the High Court's direction, the same decision was challenged before the Supreme Court.
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Medical seats are national resource, cannot be left vacant: Supreme Court on NEET fraud case
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