NEET PG 2025: Doctors Outraged by Cut-off Reduction, Supreme Court to Hear Transparency Plea

• Central government and NBE's decision to drastically reduce NEET PG qualifying cut-off for over 9,000 vacant seats sparks outrage among doctors and aspirants.
• Concerns are raised about potential compromise on the quality of future doctors if candidates with very low or zero marks secure specialist positions.
• A petition in the Supreme Court demands transparency in exam processes, including public disclosure of response sheets, answer keys, and score normalization details.
• Aspirants allege significant difficulty differences between NEET PG exam shifts and opaque normalization leading to 100-150 mark discrepancies.
• The Medical Counseling Committee's offer for Indian candidates to switch to 'NRI' status to fill expensive vacant seats is seen as unfair by general category candidates.

Why It Matters: NEET PG 2025 faces controversy over reduced cut-offs, transparency issues, and NRI seat conversions.