The Supreme Court has instructed Telangana to implement the revised Local Quota criteria for MBBS admissions from next year


On September 30, the Supreme Court of India suggested that Telangana consider new criteria for its Local Quota Rule for MBBS admissions from the next academic year. This follows a challenge to a July 19 amendment requiring candidates to study or reside in Telangana for four consecutive years and pass the qualifying exam to qualify for the domicile quota.

Previous Ruling: Telangana High Court determined that permanent residents do not need to meet these requirements for domicile benefits.
Fairness Emphasis: The court stressed the importance of equitable access, especially for local residents who sought coaching in neighboring states.
Next Steps: The Supreme Court will revisit the case on Thursday, with the state required to provide detailed candidate data.

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