AIPMT 2015: Counselling to begin soon; Check schedule

The Central Board of Secondary Education declared the results for All India Pre Medical/Pre Dental Test 2015 on August 16. Vipul Garg of Haryana, topped the examination with 695 marks out of 720. Khushi Tiwari came a close second with 688 marks.
The candidates who have cleared the exam are now eligible to appear for the counselling/allotment process for MBBS/BDS seats.
The schedule is as follows:

• Main Counseling Registrations: August 19 to August 21 till 11:59 pm
• Round 1 of Seat Allotment: August 22
• Reporting of the seats allotted in Round 1: August 24-August 27 till 6 pm
• Round 2 of Seat Allotment: September 1
• Publication of Result (Round 2): September 2
• Reporting of the seats allotted in Round 2: September 3 to September 7
• Round 3 of Seat Allotment: September 9
• Publication of Result (Round 3): September 10
• Reporting of the seats allotted in Round 3: September 11 to September 15
• Transfer of vacant seats to State Quota: September 15, after 6 pm

A slot of 3722 seats has been arranged against the 15 percent All-India Quota. A wait list of four times the seats has also been prepared and provided to the Directorate General of Health Services for the purpose of counseling.
A total number of 3,74,386 candidates appeared in the examination out of which, 1,80,957 were boys and 1,93,429 were girls.

AIPMT Row Update: Supreme Court Cancels 2015 Result Declaration; Asks CBSE to Hold Retest in 4 Weeks

The Supreme Court of India on Monday cancelled the announcement of 2015 All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) results and asked the CBSE to conduct re-examination within four weeks.
The Supreme Court is expected to pronounce its judgement on a plea seeking re-examination of CBSE's All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) against the backdrop of irregularities in the tests conducted in May 2015 on Monday (15 June).
The SC vacation bench of Justices RK Agrawal and Amitava Roy had reserved its verdict on 12 June. During the hearing, the bench lashed out at CBSE saying, "Your system has failed, you have been outwitted and outmanoeuvred by cheaters using electronic devices in exam hall."
The SC was hearing petitions demanding re-conduct of AIPMT 2015 in view of the paper leak and cheating during the tests conducted on 3 May. It had asked the Haryana Police to identify all the beneficiaries of leaked question paper.