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NEET is a pre-medical entrance test for admissions in undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS and BDS and also for post-graduate courses in government and private medical colleges.

Tamil Nadu moves SC over NEET being a single window medical admission test

NEET is a pre-medical entrance test for admissions in undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS and BDS and also for post-graduate courses in government and private medical colleges.

The Tamil Nadu government has moved the Supreme Court challenging the validity of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Examination (NEET) for admissions in medical courses in colleges across the nation, alleging that the single window common test is violative of the principle of federalism.
The NEET is a pre-medical entrance test for admissions in undergraduate medical courses such as MBBS and BDS and also for post-graduate courses in government and private medical colleges.
In a lawsuit, filed under Article 131 of the Constitution, the state government has alleged that the principle of federalism, which is part of the basic structure of the Constitution, is being violated by examinations like NEET as it takes away the autonomy of states to make decisions regarding education.
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The plea, filed through lawyer Amit Anand Tiwari, said the validity of NEET was upheld in 2020 by the apex court on grounds that it was required to curb the evil of unfair practises such as granting admission based on paying capacity of candidates, charging capitation fee, large-scale malpractices, exploitation of students, profiteering, and commercialisation.
However, such grounds are not applicable in the case of admissions to government seats and the reasoning of the judgment is applicable only to private college seats, it said, adding the verdict upholding the NEET does not bind a state in so far as admissions to government seats are concerned.

Breaking the glass ceiling, the son of a daily-wage labourer and the daughter of a vegetable seller in Odisha, and the son of a barbeque seller in Jammu &amp; Kashmir have cleared NEET, the medical entrance examination.
Isrita Panda, whose father is a vegetable seller, secured an all-India rank of 11,895. Her father said that he supported his daughter's studies despite facing financial losses due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Santanu Dalai, whose father is a labourer, secured an all-India rank of 19,678. Santanu's father said that despite financial difficulties, he did not neglect his son's education.
Mehraj-ud-din Khan, who secured 591 points in the examination, said that his family was a pillar of support. Mehraj said that apart from studying, he used to help at his father's barbeque shop sometimes.

NEET's real stars: son of labourer, daughter of vegetable seller, son of barbeque seller

Isrita Panda's father said that he supported his daughter's studies despite facing financial losses due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Breaking the glass ceiling, the son of a daily-wage labourer and the daughter of a vegetable seller in Odisha, and the son of a barbeque seller in Jammu &amp; Kashmir have cleared NEET, the medical entrance examination.
Isrita Panda, whose father is a vegetable seller, secured an all-India rank of 11,895. Her father said that he supported his daughter's studies despite facing financial losses due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Santanu Dalai, whose father is a labourer, secured an all-India rank of 19,678. Santanu's father said that despite financial difficulties, he did not neglect his son's education.
Mehraj-ud-din Khan, who secured 591 points in the examination, said that his family was a pillar of support. Mehraj said that apart from studying, he used to help at his father's barbeque shop sometimes.

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