NEET PG: Candidates cannot change caste category after results- HC junks doctor's plea
- byDoctor News Daily Team
- 13 October, 2025
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Denying relief to a doctor, theKarnataka High Courtdismissed her plea seeking a direction to the authorities to allow her to change her category from General to OBC after the declaration of the results of theNEET PG 2025examination. Dismissing the plea, a division bench of Justices D K Singh and Venkatesh Naik observed,"...once, a candidate has filled up his/her form for NEET-UG/PG belonging to a particular category and if he/she fails to correct the application form during the period provided for correction by the National Testing Agency, a candidate, after declaration of the result would not be entitled to change his/her category...We, therefore, find no substance in this writ petition. Accordingly, the writ petition is hereby dismissed, however without costs." For more details, check out the full story on the link mentioned below: NEET PG: Candidates cannot change categories after results declaration- HC junks doctor's plea
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