Supreme Court's Stance on Punjab's NRI Quota and Medical Admissions

Tuesday, 24 September 2024, 18:22

Supreme Court has critiqued the Punjab government for its NRI quota in medical admissions. The AAP government expanded eligibility to include 'wards' of NRIs, which was deemed a 'fraud' on medical education. This decision raises questions about fairness in the admission process for medical and dental colleges in Punjab.
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Supreme Court's Stance on Punjab's NRI Quota and Medical Admissions

Supreme Court's Critique on NRI Quota

The Supreme Court criticized the Punjab government's expansion of the eligibility criteria for the 15% NRI quota in medical admissions. This new criterion allows 'wards' of NRIs to qualify for this quota, which the court termed a 'fraud' on the integrity of medical education.

Impact of the Ruling

This ruling from the Supreme Court poses significant implications for the AAP government's policies and may lead to a reassessment of medical admissions practices in Punjab. Ensuring fair admission processes is crucial for maintaining the quality of medical education.


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