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The Supreme Court on Thursday approved the Centre’s decision to reduce the qualifying percentile for admission to National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test super-speciality (NEET-SS) courses from 50th to 30th percentile to fill around 1,800 vacant super-speciality seats across the country
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