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National Entrance Exams

Supreme Court Cuts Civil Judge Practice Bar From 3 Yrs to 1 Yr

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India has slashed the minimum practice requirement for Civil Judge recruitment from three years to just one year, widening the door for fresh law graduates aspiring to the judiciary.

National Entrance Exams

Supreme Court Adjourns NEET UG 2026 Leak Case to Aug 19

The Supreme Court has postponed its hearing on the NEET UG 2026 paper leak matter to 19 August, while the Central Government has indicated it is actively exploring a shift to Computer-Based Testing (CBT) for the medical entrance exam.

National Entrance Exams

NEET UG 2027 CBT Mode Not Finalised Yet: Centre to SC

The Central Government has informed the Supreme Court that a shift to computer-based testing for NEET UG 2027 has not been decided upon, keeping the format question open for now.

IITs, IIMs & National Institutes

Supreme Court Clarifies Order on IIT Kharagpur Student's Transfer to IIT Roorkee

The Supreme Court of India has clarified the scope of its earlier order regarding the transfer of an IIT Kharagpur student to IIT Roorkee, underlining the limits of judicial intervention in institute-level academic decisions.

IITs, IIMs & National Institutes

Supreme Court Orders IIT Kharagpur Student's Transfer to IIT Roorkee

In a landmark ruling on medical grounds, the Supreme Court of India has directed that an IIT Kharagpur student be transferred to IIT Roorkee, marking a rare judicial intervention in IIT admissions and transfers.

IITs, IIMs & National Institutes

Supreme Court Permits IIT Kharagpur Student Transfer to IIT Roorkee

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India has allowed an IIT Kharagpur student to transfer to IIT Roorkee on medical grounds, setting an important precedent for student welfare at premier technical institutions.

National Entrance Exams

NEET SS Counselling Stuck 5 Months: FAIMA Seeks SC Intervention

The NEET Super Speciality counselling process has remained in a deadlock for nearly five months, prompting the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA) to urge the Supreme Court and the Central Government to expedite admissions.