Supreme Court has rejected a plea seeking institutional level stray rounds to fill 1,140 vacant NEET PG seats. Here’s a clear breakdown of the ruling, why it matters and practical steps for medical aspirants still waiting for allotment.
In a landmark observation that could reshape medical education in India, Supreme Court has declared that medical seats are a national resource and cannot be allowed to remain vacant. statement came during the hearing of a high profile NEET fraud case, sending a strong message to students, coaching centres and state counselling authorities alike.
Read MoreThe latest Karnataka PG medical bond policy announced in March 2026 could completely change your post PG career plans.In a major update, Karnataka government has made 3 years of compulsory government service mandatory for doctors who join PG courses under government quota seats (including AIQ). Fail to serve? You’ll face a hefty ₹50 lakh penalty for degree courses (MD/MS) and ₹25 lakh for diploma.
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