The bench headed by Justice Dipak Misra also extended the last date of filling up the forms till April 5.
The court said though it had permitted relaxation of age limit of 25 years it cannot give a direction to include Urdu this year as it will be extremely difficult. (Representational Image)
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday relaxed the age limit and allowed candidates above 25 years of age to appear in the NEET examinations 2017.
The bench headed by Justice Dipak Misra also extended the last date of filling up the forms till April 5.
It said that the age limit can be fixed from the next academic year.
The CBSE had fixed the age limit as 25 years for the candidates.
The bench was hearing a plea challenging the age limit fixed by the CBSE for candidates appearing for NEET 2017 examination.
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