NEET-UG | Students Domiciled in Maharashtra but Passing 10th/ 12th Standard from Outside Not Eligible to Avail State Quota

Case: Rachna Sanjay Kuwar v. The State of Maharashtra and Anr.

Coram: Justices S. V. Gangapurwala and S.G. Dige

Case No.: Writ Petition No. 2569 of 2022

Court Observation: “It is permissible to lay down the essential educational requirements, residential/domicile in a particular State in respect of basic courses of MBBS/BDS/Ayurvedic,”

“The Rule applicable since 2018 and followed consistently is that (i) the student should pass 10th and 12th standard from an institution situated within the State of Maharashtra and (ii) must be domicile of State of Maharashtra. Exception is if he has cleared 10th standard prior to the year 2017 from an institution outside the State of Maharashtra, he would still be eligible, provided he has passed 12th standard examination from an institution situated within the State of Maharashtra and he is also domicile of the Maharashtra,”

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