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MP High Court Orders NEET 2025 Results Release Nationwide Except 11 Centres
The MP High Court has directed the NEET 2025 results release nationwide, excluding 11 NEET exam centres in Indore under investigation. Get the latest update on the court order and its impact on NEET aspirants.
In a significant development concerning the declaration of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Undergraduates NEET 2025 Results Release, the Madhya Pradesh High Court has issued an order allowing the release of results nationwide except for 11 NEET 2025 Exam Centres in Indore. During the examination, a power outage affected these 11 NEET 2025 exam centres, raising concerns about fairness and technical irregularities.
This blog details the High Court’s ruling, the implications for students, expected timelines, and guidance for candidates whose results are withheld.
NEET UG 2025 was conducted on May 5, 2025, across India. Shortly after the examination, reports emerged from 11 NEET 2025 Exam Centres in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, highlighting severe disruptions due to a power outage.
The affected students and their guardians alleged:
Responding to these complaints, a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) was filed in the Madhya Pradesh High Court, seeking redressal and postponement of the NEET 2025 Results Release until a thorough inquiry was conducted.
On May 15, 2025, the Madhya Pradesh High Court issued a temporary stay on the declaration of NEET 2025 Results Release across the country. This decision was primarily due to the Centre's absence of representation and the need for a preliminary inquiry into the matter.
However, after hearing further arguments and examining the scope of the disruption, the Hon’ble Court revised its stance. In its latest ruling, the Court clarified the following:
This revised order ensures that lakhs of candidates nationwide are not penalized due to localized issues, while also maintaining judicial prudence for the affected students in Indore.
Based on available information, the following tentative timeline can be anticipated:
Note: This schedule is tentative and subject to change based on Court proceedings.
No. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has now allowed the results to be declared for all centres except the 11 affected centres in Indore.
If your centre was not one of the 11 identified by the Court as problematic, your result will be released along with the rest of the country.
Their results are currently withheld, pending further court orders. They may be asked to appear for a re-exam, or other corrective measures may be taken.
Keep an eye on the official NTA website (https://neet.nta.nic.in) and press releases. NTA is expected to publish a list or notify affected candidates directly.
Only students from the 11 affected Indore centres may face delays in participating in counselling. The counselling schedule is expected to proceed normally for all other candidates.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court’s pragmatic order serves the dual purpose of safeguarding the interests of the affected candidates in Indore and preventing unnecessary delay for lakhs of others across India. Students are urged to remain patient, follow official updates from NTA, and avoid misinformation on social media.
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