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Centre informs Supreme Court it will allocate unfilled NEET super speciality seats

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The Indian government informed the Supreme Court that it intends to allocate all unfilled NEET Super Speciality 2025 seats to Tamil Nadu.

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Aishwarya Bhati

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  • “In all likelihood, we will hold an additional round of counselling. We are taking a decision most likely by today that whatever seats are unfilled will be given to Tamil Nadu”
    [1]Hindustan Times· 3 Sept· opens on the quote
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    …Supreme Court on Thursday that some seats remained unfilled after the second round of counselling in the NEET Super Speciality 2025 admission process and the government was ready to return these seats to Tamil Nadu. “ In all likelihood, we will hold an additional round of counselling. We are taking a decision most likely by today that whatever seats are unfilled will be given to Tamil Nadu ,” additional solicitor general (ASG) Aishwarya Bhati told the top court. However, she added that no decision to reduce the percentile has been made. This means that about 40 super speciality seats may now go to Tamil…

Abhishek Manu Singhvi

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  • “It is good that the seats have come back to Tamil Nadu provided they reduce the percentile.”
    [1]Hindustan Times· 3 Sept· opens on the quote
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    …to allow the Centre to make a clear decision in this regard. Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the state government along with senior advocate P Wilson, welcomed the Centre’s decision. Singhvi said, “ It is good that the seats have come back to Tamil Nadu provided they reduce the percentile. ” In its July 28 order, the bench directed that counselling be conducted on the same percentile and left open the option to reduce the percentile after the second round. The order further stated that, in the event any…

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All filed from IndiaNamed India · Tamil Nadu · Abhishek Manu Singhvi · Aishwarya Bhati · Alok Aradhe · Directorate General of Health Services · Government of India · National Medical Commission · PS Narasimha · P. Wilson · Supreme Court of India · Tamil Nadu Medical Officers Association

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