Monalisa Deb Writer-Editorial Content
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The Supreme Court of India has commenced a hearing today i.e. October 04, 2024, on the much-anticipated NEET PG case. It was previously scheduled for September 30, 2024, but it was postponed to October 4, 2024. A bench led by CJI DY Chandrachud will take up the matter today. Candidates can expect the NEET PG 2024 counseling schedule soon on the official website. The plea was filed by Ishika Jain and 18 others and the main concern was the last-minute changes in the exam pattern.
As per media reports, the next hearing on NEET PG 2024 will be conducted by the Supreme Court after Dussehra. However, candidates are advised to keep checking live news for more updates.
A new date for the NEET PG hearing 2024 is expected to be announced soon.
As per the media reports, the NEET PG hearing, which is conducted today, is again postponed due to the unavailability of Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud.
A bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud had scheduled the hearing for September 27, but it was postponed due to the absence of representatives from the Union of India. Initially, the case was addressed on September 13, during which the Chief Justice said the last-minute change in the exam pattern was very unusual. The hearing was rescheduled for September 27 requesting NBE a response. On September 26, the NBE submitted a brief reply along with an affidavit.
The petitioners propose specific changes to the NEET PG examination process, including clearer communication of timelines, effective management, and provisions for re-evaluation. They argue that these changes could help restore trust in the examination process.
Justice Narasimha expresses concern over the anxiety faced by students. "The future of these young doctors is at stake," he remarks, urging both parties to find a solution that prioritizes student welfare. Chief Justice Chandrachud adds that while the court respects the examination process, it is imperative to ensure fairness and transparency for all candidates.
A representative from the petitioners’ side takes the stand to discuss the impact of the current situation on medical students. They highlight that many candidates are in dilemma, unable to proceed with their medical education or career due to uncertainty surrounding the NEET PG results.
Justice P.S. Narasimha, part of the bench, questions the ASG on the rationale behind the timeline for result announcements, seeking clarity on whether any delays were anticipated and communicated effectively to students.
The ASG emphasizes that the NBE has adhered to established protocols and that all results have been processed in a fair and timely manner.
The ASG also notes that the NEET PG examination serves as a critical gateway for aspiring medical professionals and ensures a standardized assessment across the country. They urge the court to dismiss the petitions as they could undermine the examination's credibility.
Students are waiting with the hope that today’s hearing will be fair and the verdict will be in their favor. They are hopeful that issues will be solved and the irregularity in exam conduction and result declaration will also be corrected.
As the hearing approaches, candidates have expressed their hopes and concerns. Many students are positive about the hearing and they hope that the verdict will be on their favour. Whereas some students are afraid of again postponement of the hearing.
- Last-Minute Changes in the Exam Pattern
- Marking Issues
- Irregularities in Examination
- Inconsistency in Result Declaration
- Delay in Declaration of Answer Key/ Paper Solution
A total of 19 candidates have filed the petition highlighting some concerns related NEET PG exam. The concerns include sudden changes in exam patterns, delays in result announcement, discrepancies in the evaluation process, and other issues. They want a clear justification from the board and want a change in the exam conduction process.
This year, the NEET PG examination has been marked by significant controversies, including allegations of irregularities, delays in the announcement of results, and sudden changes in exam patterns in medical education.
Several petitions have been filed in the Supreme Court challenging various aspects of the NEET PG process, particularly focusing on the alleged discrepancies in the examination pattern, question paper framing, and the need for a reassessment of the merit list. The hearing today is expected to address these critical issues and provide direction on the future of NEET PG admissions.
The Supreme Court of India is set to hear crucial petitions today i.e. October 4, 2024, regarding the NEET PG 2024. Thousands of medical graduates are waiting for the final verdict. The hearing will be based on several issues concerning the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Postgraduate) such as last-minute changes in the exam pattern, marking issues, inconsistencies in result declaration, release of answer key/ paper solution, and overall exam conduction. 19 petitioners including Ishika Jain have filed a case against the NBEMS about the multiple issues of the examination. The hearing was presided over by a bench comprising Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud and Justice Manoj Misra.
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