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The CB has claimed to have unearthed a major scandal involving the NEET entrance exam.
NDTV has reported that the scam saw an attempt to use proxies to clear the test and payments of ₹ 50 lakh per candidate on the promise of admissions into top medical colleges.
The report, quoting CBI sources, said that a Maharashtra-based coaching centre RK Education Career Guidance, its Director Parimal Kotpalliwar and several students have been charged in the scam.
The report further added that the investigation has revealed that the parents of desirous candidates were asked to deposit post-dated cheques of the agreed amount and original mark sheets of the candidate for Class 10 and Class 12 as security. The coaching centre said marksheet would be returned after realising the agreed amount which is up to ₹ 50 lakh.
The coaching centre also assured candidates of providing answer keys and manipulating OMR sheets, according to he report.
The development comes amid a string of suicides in Tamil Nadu by students crushed by their NEET results.
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CBI unearths major NEET exam scam amid student suicides: report

Proxies, ₹50 lakh&nbsp;payments:&nbsp;CBI unearths major NEET exam scandal amid student suicides, says report

CBI unearths major NEET exam scam amid student suicides: report
Attempts to use proxies in exam, aspirants charged upto&nbsp;50 lakhs
Maharashtra&nbsp;based coaching centre, its director booked for scam
Coaching centre promised answer keys, manipulating OMR sheets: report
A number of students have died by suicides after NEET&nbsp;results in TN

NDTV has reported that the scam saw an attempt to use proxies to clear the NEET exam&nbsp;and payments of ₹ 50 lakh per candidate on the promise of admissions into medical colleges

The CB has claimed to have unearthed a major scandal involving the NEET entrance exam.
NDTV has reported that the scam saw an attempt to use proxies to clear the test and payments of ₹ 50 lakh per candidate on the promise of admissions into top medical colleges.
The report, quoting CBI sources, said that a Maharashtra-based coaching centre RK Education Career Guidance, its Director Parimal Kotpalliwar and several students have been charged in the scam.
The report further added that the investigation has revealed that the parents of desirous candidates were asked to deposit post-dated cheques of the agreed amount and original mark sheets of the candidate for Class 10 and Class 12 as security. The coaching centre said marksheet would be returned after realising the agreed amount which is up to ₹ 50 lakh.
The coaching centre also assured candidates of providing answer keys and manipulating OMR sheets, according to he report.
The development comes amid a string of suicides in Tamil Nadu by students crushed by their NEET results.
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Medical entrance exam NEET, which was earlier scheduled for August 1, will now be conducted on September 12, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced on Monday.
Pradhan said in a series of tweets that the exam will be held Covid-19 protocols and the application process will begin from 5 pm on Tuesday through the NTA website.
To ensure adherence to Covid-19 protocols, face mask will be provided to all candidates at the centre. Staggered time slots during entry and exit, contactless registration, proper sanitisation, seating with social distancing etc. will also be ensured.
The Education Minister further said that in order to ensure social distancing norms, the number of cities where examination will be conducted has been increased from 155 to 198. The number of examination centres will also be increased from 3,862 used in the previous exams.&nbsp;

NEET (UG) postponed: Medical entrance exam now on September 12

Pradhan said in a series of tweets that the exam will be held Covid-19 protocols and the application process will begin from 5 pm on Tuesday through the NTA website.

Pradhan said in a series of tweets that the exam will be held Covid-19 protocols and the application process will begin from 5 pm on Tuesday through the NTA website.

Medical entrance exam NEET, which was earlier scheduled for August 1, will now be conducted on September 12, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced on Monday.
Pradhan said in a series of tweets that the exam will be held Covid-19 protocols and the application process will begin from 5 pm on Tuesday through the NTA website.
To ensure adherence to Covid-19 protocols, face mask will be provided to all candidates at the centre. Staggered time slots during entry and exit, contactless registration, proper sanitisation, seating with social distancing etc. will also be ensured.
The Education Minister further said that in order to ensure social distancing norms, the number of cities where examination will be conducted has been increased from 155 to 198. The number of examination centres will also be increased from 3,862 used in the previous exams.&nbsp;

Government on Monday decided to postpone NEET-PG for at least 4 months and the exam will not be held before 31 August 2021, a statement from the PMO said. Students will also be given at least one month after the announcement of the exam before it is conducted. The decisions come a day after Modi held a meeting to review the human resource situation in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. &nbsp;The services of final year PG students as residents may continue to be utilized until fresh batches of PG Students have joined, the PMO said. This will make a large number of qualified doctors available for Covid duties.
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Govt postpones NEET-PG exam amid Covid crisis, won't be held before August 31

Govt postpones NEET-PG exam amid Covid crisis, to be now conducted in August

Govt postpones NEET-PG for at least 4 months
Govt: NEET-PG will not be held before 31 Aug 2021
Students to get 1 month after exam date announced
Aims to make more doctors available for Covid&nbsp;duties
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Government on Monday decided to postpone NEET-PG for at least 4 months and the exam will not be held before 31 August 2021, a statement from the PMO said. Students will also be given at least one month after the announcement of the exam before it is conducted. The decisions come a day after Modi held a meeting to review the human resource situation in dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. &nbsp;The services of final year PG students as residents may continue to be utilized until fresh batches of PG Students have joined, the PMO said. This will make a large number of qualified doctors available for Covid duties.
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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.

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