The court also stated that a delay in conducting exam will lead to further shortages of resident doctors in hospitals, reported Bar and Bench 
The court also stated that a delay in conducting exam will lead to further shortages of resident doctors in hospitals, reported Bar and Bench 
Supreme Court has dismissed a plea seeking the postponement of the postgraduate medical exam—National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET-PG). The apex court said that thousands of students who have registered for the exam will be affected.
The court also stated that a delay in conducting exam will lead to further shortages of resident doctors in hospitals, reported Bar and Bench. A two-judge bench comprising Justices DY Chandrachud and Surya Kant said, “NEET-PG will take place on May 21. How can we postpone this? Just to avoid some element of hardship to your client, should we cause hardship to all other candidates who are ready? How can we?”
(More details awaited)
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