Rajasthan High Court Addresses NEET PG Counselling Controversy

Rajasthan High Court has issued a notice to NEET PG counselling authorities regarding a petition by MBBS graduates. The petitioners claim unfair seat allocation in Round 3 of NEET PG 2024 counselling, leading to vacant seats being allotted to lower-ranked candidates, thus creating disparity and affecting their career options.

The Rajasthan High Court has taken significant steps by issuing a notice to the NEET PG counselling board chairman and the Rajasthan Medical and Health Services director. This action follows a writ petition filed in objection to Round 3 of the NEET PG 2024 counselling process.

The petitioners, comprising MBBS graduates, have raised concerns about the vacant seats after Round 3 not being made available to all qualified candidates. Their counsel, Tanvi Dubey, highlighted that these meritorious candidates either miss out on seats or secure them at high costs.

The court acknowledges the impact on petitioners who may have limited career prospects due to this issue. Seats will be allocated soon, and the matter is listed for further hearing on Friday.