NEET Counselling Appear In MopUp Supreme Court Issues Notice

New Delhi: The Supreme Court's bench recently issued notice to the National Medical Commission (NMC) and the Medical Counseling Commission (NMC) while considering the law's petition for  MCC rule to limit medical students seeking admission in the first two allocation rounds. MCC) issued a memorandum. secured and was barred from participating in NEET counseling collection rounds.

In this regard, Supreme Court Justices Surya Kant and J.K Maheshwari said it was unfortunate that even well-performing students were forced to study at private medical colleges, which MCC pays exorbitant fees. Adds Onmanorama, it's unfortunate that you're affected by the rules.
Besides MCC and NMC, the Supreme Court also notified the central and state governments of Kerala. The issue has been set for a further hearing on February 13, 2023.

Two Kerala-based students objected and scored higher after gaining admission in his first two rounds, even though a government seat became available in the cleanup round. He pointed out that students who have reserved cannot get those seats. medical college. Therefore, under current regulations, if a student is admitted to a private medical college in the first two rounds of UG medical consultation, the student must continue their studies there. Because they are not eligible for government seats or course transfers in consultation rounds. .
Stated this "abnormality" in the petition, the petitioner challenged the terms of her MCC in the Supreme Court.

According to recent media reports from Onmanorama, the Supreme Court expressed sympathy for applicant students in this regard, but also said the rule was a government-enacted provision.

However, Roy Abraham, an attorney advising petitioners, argued that university/course transfers through mop-up rounds should be allowed if the purpose is to secure government seats.

To clarify that the proposal had not been made before, the Supreme Court issued a notice on the matter and listed it for another hearing on February 13, 2023.  

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