Now NEET PG exam will be conducted on the lines of NEET UG, The Supreme Court has given its decision.

Like NEET UG, now NEET PG exam will also be conducted, today the Supreme Court has given its decision on a petition filed regarding NEET PG.

Today the Supreme Court has given its decision on a petition filed regarding NEET PG, according to which, now like NEET UG, the NEET PG exam will also be conducted in a single shift. Let us inform that NEET PG exam is to start on June 15, in such a situation, the decision of the court is being considered very big. Also, in its decision, the Supreme Court directed the officials to make arrangements to conduct the examination in a single shift and ensure complete transparency.

When is the NEET PG exam to be held?

The Supreme Court today on Friday directed to conduct the NEET-PG 2025 exam in a single shift instead of two shifts. Let us inform that the NEET PG exam is to be held on June 15. In this case, a bench of Justice Vikram Nath, Justice Sanjay Kumar and Justice NV Anjaria heard. This bench was headed by Justice Vikram Nath. The bench passed this order while hearing a petition challenging the notification regarding conducting the NEET-PG 2025 exam in two shifts.

Court made important remarks during the hearing

The bench ordered the NBE to conduct the examination to be held on June 15 in a single shift. Also ensure the system of conducting the examination and complete transparency. The bench also made an important remark while giving the order. Justice Sanjay Kumar and Justice NV Anjaria said that conducting the examination in two shifts leads to arbitrariness.

The Supreme Court further said, "No two papers can ever be said to be of equal difficulty or ease and this does not provide a level playing field. The question papers in two shifts can never be of the same difficulty level. Last year, as per the facts and circumstances of that time, this exam would have been conducted in two shifts, but the examination body should have considered making arrangements to conduct the exam in one shift."

The court rejected NBE's argument

The court rejected NBE's argument that there are not enough centers to conduct the exam in one shift and said, "We are not prepared to accept that in view of the technological advancement across the country and in this country, the examination body could not get enough centers to conduct the exam in one shift." Court directed NBE

The court said, "Conducting the examination in two shifts leads to arbitrariness. No two papers can ever be said to be of the same difficulty level or even if they are, there must be a difference between them. Normalization can be applied in exceptional cases, but it cannot be applied regularly every year. Take steps to conduct the examination in a single shift."

The bench passed this order while hearing a petition challenging the notification regarding conducting the NEET-PG 2025 exam in two shifts.