The Supreme Court today heard the petitions related to the controversial medical entrance exam NEET-UG 2024

You choose your language :

My Bharat Guru

Live 66 followers

Related posts

Caste fanatic DMK Dravida model… Don’t go this way to bury the body of a scheduled caste woman..!?

October 3, 2024

Thirumavalavan’s demand for abstinence is part of his Dravidian Alliance Movement politics… shocking background

October 3, 2024

The Supreme Court will today hear petitions related to the controversial medical entrance exam NEET-UG 2024. Alleging irregularities in the examination held on May 5, the petition seeking an order to re-conduct it will be heard today.

NEET exam for MBBS, BDS medical courses is conducted every year. About 2.4 lakh students wrote the NEET exam in 4,750 centers on May 5 this year. The exam was conducted for a total of 720 marks in 13 languages. There were allegations of question paper leakage and impersonation before the NEET exam. But the National Selection Agency completely denied the allegations. Cases related to this have been filed in the Supreme Court.

Hearing today: The Supreme Court will hear the petitions related to the controversial medical entrance exam NEET-UG 2024 today. Alleging irregularities in the examination held on May 5, the petition seeking an order to re-conduct it will be heard today.

A bench comprising Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justices JP Pardiwala and Manoj Misra will hear a total of 38 petitions related to the examination.

Malpractice: The National Examination Agency (NDA), which conducts NEET-UG, recently filed a petition in the Supreme Court saying that canceling the exam would not be right. It should not be canceled in the absence of substantial evidence. This is likely to “severely affect” lakhs of bona fide applicants.

The Central Ministry of Education and the NTA have filed separate affidavits in the Supreme Court. Some other petitions have also been filed challenging the petitions seeking cancellation of the examination. Some petitions have been filed asking for re-examination and some petitions have been filed to ban NEET altogether.

NDA conducting the examination, in its separate affidavit, said that cancellation of the entire examination on the basis of the above factor would be detrimental to the larger public interest, particularly the equal opportunities of the students. Eligible candidates are likely to fail, it says.

Tamil Nadu Government Bill: Last week, the Tamil Nadu Government has passed a resolution to approve the NEET Exemption Bill immediately. Violent protests are going on in Tamil Nadu against the NEET exam. Exemption of NEET was brought by the ruling DMK government as one of their election promises. Tamil Nadu government brought a bill against NEET exam when it came to power. This bill has been discussed by Governor R. My Ravi was not sent to Delhi and it was paralyzed.

After this bill Governor R. My Ravi had sent it back. Subsequently, the Tamil Nadu government amended the bill and sent it back to the governor. After a long delay, Governor R. My Ravi approved. Currently this Act is pending in the Office of the President.