NEET UG Candidate Moves Jabalpur High Court Over Denial Of MBBS Seat
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A NEET UG candidate challenged the 'arbitrary and illegal denial' of MBBS admission at a private medical college in Bhopal, pursuant to the mop-up round provisional allotment dated Oct 12, 2026. The petitioner filed the petition in the High Court, Principal Bench at Jabalpur. The petitioner, Divyanshu of Barwani, physically reported on Oct 13, 2026. The Directorate of…
A NEET UG candidate named Divyanshu from Barwani has taken legal action against a private medical college in Bhopal, challenging the arbitrary denial of an MBBS seat after the mop-up round provisional allotment dated October 12, 2026. Divyanshu appeared in person at the college on October 13, 2026, following the physical reporting requirement.
He promptly submitted all necessary documents, statutory bonds, and deposited Rs 4 lakh as tuition, hostel, and institutional charges. However, the college failed to generate an official admission slip on the DME portal before the deadline, a mistake attributed by the Directorate of Medical Education (DME) to the college itself.
The DME declined to correct the issue, citing the commencement of the stray vacancy round. Divyanshu, in a petition filed in the Principal Bench of the High Court at Jabalpur, requested either immediate allotment of an available MBBS seat or confirmation of his current provisional status. He contends that losing a year of academic progress due to this institutional error is unjust.
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