jabalpurbhopal arguments in alleged neet2017 scam continued for the second day on friday counsel for the state government clarified before the court that all admissions in private medical colleges against nri seats had been cancelled and candidates fromoutsidethe state were given admission on 84 out of 94 seats in the mop up round because domicile candidates who were offered seats didnt apply for admission counsel for petitioners prithvi naik shailja and priyanshu agrawal had earlier alleged that three seats of probable candidates was issued by directorate of medical education dme bhopal in the mop up round of neet2017 and the last list was issued as late as 730 pm on september 10 and candidates figuring in list were asked to present themselves in medical colleges assigned to them withrequisite documents by midnight that day itself as it was last day of admission he had suggested that it was done to allow the private colleges to fill the vacant seats by candidates of their choice who paid them an amount between rs 80 lakh to rs 1 crore though the remaining 10 seats were given to domiciles of mp yet it was against rules as they had obtained less than 50 percent marks in neet2017 whereas the medical council of india mci rules clearly stipulated nobody scoring less than 50 percent marks would be eligible for admission in any medical college he hadalleged irregularities in allotment of nri seats division bench of justice r s jha and justice nandita dubey will continue hearing on petition on monday