Supreme Court Ruling: The court permitted students who withdrew between November 5 and 18, 2024 to take JEE-Advanced three times, as per JAB's original criteria.
Controversy Over Policy Change: The JAB's sudden shift from three to two attempts within 13 days negatively impacted many students.
Unfair Reversal: Lawyers argued that the abrupt change after the November 5 notification misled students into making significant choices.
Government Defense: The Solicitor General justified limiting attempts to two, stating it maintains academic focus for students.
Interim Relief Granted: The court recognized the urgency and consequences of the policy shift, allowing affected students to register under the previous three-attempt policy.