Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Supreme Court to Review Challenge to Two-Shift NEET PG Exam
Imagine there's a big test for doctors, called NEET PG.
The people in charge of it want to give the test in two parts, but some doctors don't like that.
They think it might not be fair if the two parts are different.
So, they asked the highest court in the country to look at this.
The court has now told the government and the test organizers to respond.
The doctors want the test to be given all at once, so everyone takes the same test, making it more fair.
The court will decide what happens next week.
The Supreme Court issued notices regarding a petition against the two-shift NEET PG 2025 exam.
The United Doctors Front (UDF) filed the plea challenging the exam format.
The petition seeks a single-shift exam for transparency and equal evaluation.
The case involves the Union of India, National Medical Commission, and National Board of Examinations.
The matter is scheduled for a hearing next week, according to reports.
- Who
- Supreme Court, Union of India, National Medical Commission, National Board of Examinations, and United Doctors Front (UDF).
- What
- The Supreme Court is reviewing a plea challenging the two-shift format of the NEET PG 2025 exam.
- When
- The Supreme Court issued notices on Monday; the hearing is next week.
- Where
- Supreme Court
- Why
- The UDF wants a single-shift exam to ensure transparency and equal standards.
- Exam in Question
- NEET PG 2025
- Challenged Exam Format
- Two-shift format
- Petitioner
- United Doctors Front (UDF)
- Respondents
- Union of India, National Medical Commission, National Board of Examinations
- Bench Lead
- Justice BR Gavai
- Hearing Scheduled
- Next week