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The Supreme Court of India (SCI) has postponed the hearing on the NEET PG 2024 results, creating uncertainty for aspiring medical professionals. This postponement stems from a plea filed by 18 candidates seeking greater transparency in the results process. The candidates argue for the release of raw scores and a clear explanation of the normalization criteria used to determine the final merit list. The original hearing date of October 4th was cancelled due to the absence of Chief Justice DY Chandrachud. While the new date for the hearing is yet to be announced, it is anticipated that the Supreme Court will soon schedule a new date, offering hope for a swift resolution to the issue.
The postponement of the NEET PG 2024 results hearing has put the counselling process on hold. The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), responsible for allocating seats to successful candidates, is awaiting the outcome of the Supreme Court's decision before proceeding with the counselling schedule. This delay affects all rounds of counselling, including the stray round, which allocates remaining seats after the initial rounds are completed. Despite the uncertainty, candidates are still able to register themselves on the official MCC website. However, the exact timeline for the counselling process remains unclear. The MCC is expected to release the schedule once the Supreme Court clarifies the status of the NEET PG results and the transparency concerns raised by the candidates.
The NEET PG 2024 counselling schedule, once released, will provide candidates with essential information regarding registration, seat allotment, reporting dates, and other relevant details. Candidates are advised to stay updated by regularly checking the official MCC website for the latest announcements and notifications. This period of uncertainty for aspiring medical professionals highlights the importance of transparency in the examination and admission process. The candidates' demand for clear and accessible information about the scoring and normalization processes underscores their need for a fair and transparent system that enables them to confidently pursue their medical careers.