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A study shows that ChatGPT can pass the US medical exam with a 60% score

Study shows ChatGPT outperforms PubMedGPT on US medical exam with 60% score

A study shows that ChatGPT can pass the US medical exam with a 60% score

ChatGPT has once again demonstrated its remarkable abilities, as a recent study conducted by Tiffany Kung and colleagues at AnsibleHealth in California showed that it could pass the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE) with a score of around 60%. The USMLE is a highly standardised and regulated series of exams that are required for medical licensure in the US.
 In the study, ChatGPT was tested on 350 of the 376 publicly available questions from the June 2022 USMLE release and received a score range of 52.4% to 75% across all exams. This result outperformed PubMedGPT, a rival model trained exclusively on biomedical literature, which scored 50.8% on an older set of USMLE-style questions.

In a decision that is bound to be a relief for many, the Centre has decided to postpone the NEET PG 2021 exam which was scheduled to be held on April 18. The final NEET exam date will be decided later.The announcement was made on Twitter by Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan, after the CBSE board exams were postponed for class 12 and cancelled for class 10 on Wednesday. In a tweet, he wrote, the decision has been taken keeping the well-being of medical students in mind.The alarming spike in Covid-19 cases across India has led to 11 states shutting down their schools and declaring curfews and lockdowns to varying effects. 

NEET PG 2021 postponed, new exam date to be decided later

Centre postpones&nbsp;NEET PG 2021 exam due to spike in Covid-19 cases, new exam date to be decided later

Centre postpones NEET PG 2021 exam due to Covid&nbsp;spike
The final NEET exam date will be decided later: Centre
The medical exam was scheduled to be held on April 18
Govt: decision taken keeping well-being of students in mind
11 states across India have shut schools &amp; declared curfews&nbsp;

In a decision that is bound to be a relief for many, the Centre has decided to postpone the NEET PG 2021 exam which was scheduled to be held on April 18. The final NEET exam date will be decided later. The announcement was made on Twitter by Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan, after the CBSE board exams were postponed for class 12 and cancelled for class 10 on Wednesday. In a tweet, he wrote, the decision has been taken keeping the well-being of medical students in mind. The alarming spike in Covid-19 cases across India has led to 11 states shutting down their schools and declaring curfews and lockdowns to varying effects.

In a video that has gone viral, invigilators at a medical exam can be seen checking the ears of students for bluetooth devices. Those monitoring the exam were using otoscopes to make sure the students had no devices that could relay information from outside. Watch this bizarre video for yourself! 

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