The NEET SS Counselling 2025 process is likely to resume soon, providing relief to thousands of doctors awaiting admission to super-speciality medical courses. The Federation of All India Medical Associations (FAIMA) announced that it had engaged in discussions with relevant authorities regarding the stalled counselling process. FAIMA termed this development a “crucial step forward” for aspiring candidates. The delay was primarily caused by a Supreme Court case concerning the status of Tamil Nadu’s in-service super-speciality seats and the allocation of vacant seats to the All India Quota. FAIMA had previously raised concerns about the toll this uncertainty was taking on candidates' mental health and finances, submitting an urgent representation to the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). With the academic session set to begin on April 10, 2025, discussions with Health Ministry officials have raised hopes that counselling could resume by June 1, 2025, as procedural formalities are finalized. Approximately 7,000 candidates have been affected by the delay, which pertains to admissions for DM, MCh, and DNB-SS programmes across India. Candidates are eagerly awaiting updates from the MCC regarding the revised schedule.