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health ministry: 'Absolutely shocking': Congress slams govt for reducing NEET PG qualifying percentile to zero - Vimarsana News

health ministry: 'Absolutely shocking': Congress slams govt for reducing NEET PG qualifying percentile to zero

Published: September 24, 2023

Union Health Ministry officials on Friday said reducing the qualifying percentile for NEET PG 2023 to zero will increase the pool of qualifying candidates but not dilute the merit system for admission to PG medical courses. Only those scoring the highest marks will get admission for PG medical courses, they said.

Source: indiatimes.com
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Reducing cut-off marks after publishing results to accommodate ineligible candidates violates Article 14: Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Reducing cut-off marks after publishing results to accommodate ineligible candidates violates Article 14: Supreme Court

Published: March 2, 2023

Reducing the cut-off to provide employment to a particular category, when others have already acquired rights due to the publication of results, would be an affront to Article 14 of the Constitution, Supreme Court said.

Source: barandbench.com
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