Interim Orders of Supreme Court
on National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test
Interim Orders of the Supreme Court
dated 13.12.2012 on National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) is given
below for information of all concerned including students who are intending to
sit for the entrance examination.
ORDER
“In all these matters, which are before
us, the main question which has been urged is with regard to the applicability
of the decision by the Medical Council of India to conduct National Eligibility
and Entrance Test for both M.B.B.S. and Post-Graduate Courses for Medicine. In addition to the above, there is also the
question of admission into B.D.S. and M.D.S. Examinations.
Having heard learned counsel
representing different parties, while we are of the view that the main matters which are pending need to be heard and decided
at an early stage, the time taken in hearing the matters should be utilised in
allowing the students to sit for their respective examinations, which are
already notified. Accordingly, let all
the transferred cases, as well as the writ petitions, be listed for final
hearing and disposal, irrespective of other part-heard or specially fixed
matters on 15th, 16th and 17th January, 2013.
In all the matters where transfer has
not yet been completed, those transfer petitions shall stand allowed and all
the petitions, pending in the various courts, should be transferred to this
Court by 15th January, 2013, and be treated as Transferred cases and
be listed along with these Transferred cases and the writ petitions.
In the meantime, the Medical Council of
India, the Dental Council of India, as well as the States and Universities and
other Institutions, will be entitled to conduct their respective examinations
for the M.B.B.S, B.D.S. and Post-Graduate courses, but shall not declare the
results of the same, until further orders of this Court.
Learned counsels for the respective
parties are all directed to make available their written submissions by 7th
January, 2013.
Let copies of this Order be made available to the advocates on-record for the respective
parties for communication to the concerned Authorities.
Wide publicity may also be given to
this order by the States, Union of India, Medical Council of India and the
Dental Council of India so that the students, who are intending to sit for the
entrance examination, may have knowledge of the same”.
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