Neet Reservation In Tamil Nadu

NEET 2021: The Madras High Court on Monday directed the Centre to make known its stand on implementation of OBC reservation under the All India Quota (AIQ) in the seats surrendered by Tamil Nadu for admission in medical and dental courses for 2021-22.

NEET UG: The new Bill seeks to provide 7.5 per cent horizontal reservation in undergraduate courses in medicine, dentistry, Indian medicine and homeopathy for government school students who have qualified NEET UG.

In a significant development, the Tamil Nadu government has issued an executive order reserving 7.5 per cent seats in all state medical colleges for government school students who have cleared the mandatory national medical entrance test NEET. The quota would be applicable from this academic year for which admissions have started.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami expressed confidence state Governor Banwarilal Purohit will soon give assent to a (NEET) bill to provide 7.5 per cent reservation in NEET medical admission to government school students clearing NEET 2020.

A potentially explosive battle over admission to medical courses is brewing in Tamil Nadu, where DMK chief MK Stalin today led a protest against the Governor's delay in signing a bill that reserves 7.5 per cent of seats for government school students

NEET 2020: The move will benefit over 300 poor students annually and will be implemented from this year onwards.

Tamil Nadu Assembly passes a bill which provides 7.5% reservation in UG medical colleges for students of government schools who qualify NEET exams but couldn't get seats.

The committee comprising representatives from Centre, state and Medical Council of India should be constituted within three months, the High Court said.

The Tamil Nadu Cabinet on Tuesday approved the provision of a 7.5 per cent quota within the existing reservation in medical UG courses for the students of state government higher secondary schools.

Madras High Court quashed a Tamil Nadu government order reserving 85 per cent of MBBS and BDS seats to state board students while the state leadership is trying everything possible to get centre's assent for two NEET bills the assembly passed in last February.

The single judge had on July 17 directed authorities to prepare a fresh merit list and conduct the counselling for NEET based medical and dental admissions accordingly in Tamil Nadu.

The Madras High Court today ordered status quo on the admission process of MBBS and BDS courses in Tamil Nadu till the adjudication of a plea against a state government order reserving 85 per cent of the seats to state board students and only 15 per cent for CBSE and other boards.

The Madras High Court today refused to stay a Tamil Nadu government order, reserving 85 per cent of seats in MBBS and BDS courses for the state board students and only 15 per cent for those of the other boards.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda today said the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) was "being implemented" in Tamil Nadu also and asked the state government to consider giving reservation to rural students.

NEET 2021: The Madras High Court on Monday directed the Centre to make known its stand on implementation of OBC reservation under the All India Quota (AIQ) in the seats surrendered by Tamil Nadu for admission in medical and dental courses for 2021-22.

NEET UG: The new Bill seeks to provide 7.5 per cent horizontal reservation in undergraduate courses in medicine, dentistry, Indian medicine and homeopathy for government school students who have qualified NEET UG.

In a significant development, the Tamil Nadu government has issued an executive order reserving 7.5 per cent seats in all state medical colleges for government school students who have cleared the mandatory national medical entrance test NEET. The quota would be applicable from this academic year for which admissions have started.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami expressed confidence state Governor Banwarilal Purohit will soon give assent to a (NEET) bill to provide 7.5 per cent reservation in NEET medical admission to government school students clearing NEET 2020.

A potentially explosive battle over admission to medical courses is brewing in Tamil Nadu, where DMK chief MK Stalin today led a protest against the Governor's delay in signing a bill that reserves 7.5 per cent of seats for government school students

NEET 2020: The move will benefit over 300 poor students annually and will be implemented from this year onwards.

Tamil Nadu Assembly passes a bill which provides 7.5% reservation in UG medical colleges for students of government schools who qualify NEET exams but couldn't get seats.

The committee comprising representatives from Centre, state and Medical Council of India should be constituted within three months, the High Court said.

The Tamil Nadu Cabinet on Tuesday approved the provision of a 7.5 per cent quota within the existing reservation in medical UG courses for the students of state government higher secondary schools.

Madras High Court quashed a Tamil Nadu government order reserving 85 per cent of MBBS and BDS seats to state board students while the state leadership is trying everything possible to get centre's assent for two NEET bills the assembly passed in last February.

The single judge had on July 17 directed authorities to prepare a fresh merit list and conduct the counselling for NEET based medical and dental admissions accordingly in Tamil Nadu.

The Madras High Court today ordered status quo on the admission process of MBBS and BDS courses in Tamil Nadu till the adjudication of a plea against a state government order reserving 85 per cent of the seats to state board students and only 15 per cent for CBSE and other boards.

The Madras High Court today refused to stay a Tamil Nadu government order, reserving 85 per cent of seats in MBBS and BDS courses for the state board students and only 15 per cent for those of the other boards.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda today said the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) was "being implemented" in Tamil Nadu also and asked the state government to consider giving reservation to rural students.