#Medical Education Law

Rajasthan High Court mandates authorities to conduct an institutional stray vacancy round to fill 248 vacant PG medical seats for the 2025-26 session, emphasizing compliance with NEET PG counselling guidelines. The ruling sets a precedent for addressing seat vacancies in medical education, ensuring fair admission processes under judicial oversight.

Telangana High Court rules that medical students have a fundamental right under Article 21 to personally verify their evaluated answer scripts, even without a revaluation mandate. Universities must facilitate verification upon request and fee payment, reinforcing procedural fairness in academic assessments.

Madras High Court rules that a candidate's medical withdrawal from an NRI quota PG seat must be honored, directing the college to refund the USD 80,500 fee and return original certificates. The judgment reinforces principles of natural justice in medical seat allotment and reversion processes, impacting NRI quota candidates and institutions.

Madhya Pradesh High Court holds that Post Graduate Medical Education Regulations, 2000 mandate parity in stipend for private college students with government counterparts, establishing statutory obligation.