19-Year-Old Atharva Chaturvedi Wins MBBS Seat in Supreme Court

• 19-year-old Atharva Chaturvedi from MP, without a law degree, successfully argued his own case in the Supreme Court for an MBBS seat under the EWS quota.
• He scored 530 marks in NEET twice but was denied admission due to delayed EWS notification for private medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh.
• Atharva's confident plea, "Just give me 10 minutes," impressed Justice Suryakant, leading to a full hearing.
• The Supreme Court, using Article 142, ordered provisional MBBS admission and directed NMC and MP government to allocate a college within seven days.
• This landmark decision sets a precedent, highlighting policy flaws in EWS quota implementation and inspiring other students.