#NEET-PG

Punjab & Haryana HC grants equitable relief to a NEET-PG candidate, allowing completion of her MD Physiology course despite failing to join her All India Quota seat. The court held that strict eligibility norms must yield to substantive justice when a candidate has already completed one-third of the program under interim admission.

The Rajasthan High Court has ruled that probationary medical officers selected for senior residentship through NEET PG are entitled to extraordinary leave under Circular 05.07.2022, regardless of their service status. This affirms that administrative directives with substantive rights cannot be disregarded to obstruct professional advancement, setting a precedent for medical service beneficiaries across state health departments.

Bombay High Court holds that administrative delays in disability certification cannot deprive candidates of admission rights under NEET PG 2025, affirming equitable access under disability rights law.

Kerala High Court holds that 10% exit fee paid by NEET PG candidates for mop-up counselling is forfeitable under prospectus terms, not merely a registration charge.

Madhya Pradesh High Court strikes down territorial eligibility clause for NEET-PG admissions, holding it violates Article 14 and undermines national merit-based system.

Madhya Pradesh High Court strikes down state-specific MBBS graduation requirement for NEET-PG admissions, affirming national eligibility standards under Article 14 and 21.