NEET PG 2025: Doctors Urges for Immediate SC Hearing, Demand Single Shift Exam

Students who challenged NBE's decision to conduct the examination in two shifts requested the Supreme Court for an urgent hearing on this matter, citing that the intimation slip and the NEET PG admit card 2025 are scheduled to be issued shortly. 

With nearly 20 days remaining for the National Eligibility Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET-PG) 2025 examination, the demand for conducting the upcoming national-level postgraduate entrance test in a single shift without the normalisation process has once again escalated. Students across the country have shared their disappointment with the NEET PG exam in two shifts and the normalisation process followed to calculate results. Taking note of the plea, the Apex Court bench comprising CJI BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih has agreed to list the matter shortly, as reported by Live Law.

NEET PG 2025 Controversy: Medicos Flooded Twitter for Single-Shift Exam

Meanwhile, doctors and postgraduate medical students have begun to express their desire for NEET PG single-shift on social media platforms. Medicos are expressing their thoughts on the topic on X (formerly Twitter), demanding "No normalisation, only single shift exam".

One X handle, Doctor Bhava urged the higher authorities like PMO and MoHFW to conduct the examination in a single shift. 

Another X handle, Praveen urged media channels to discuss NEET PG issues for the betterment of the students. 

Another X handle, Neha seeks the authorities' help for NEET PG 2025 to be held in single shift.

Meanwhile, another X user wrote, "I doubt that our health minister Shri J P Nadda even know the gravity and importance of NEET PG in the life of doctors It's not about qualifying and getting seat it's about getting a dream branch which u shall cherish life long Sir even 1 marks matters to us."

Recently, FAIMA has written to the NBEMS Executive Director requesting that the NEET PG 2025 exam shall be held in a single shift to promote fairness and transparency. As of now, there has been no favourable response from the authorities, the doctors are waiting for justice from the Supreme Court, where two petitions were filed seeking directives to the authorities to conduct the NEET PG exam in one shift.