In the NEET placement test, no less than 400 understudies who scored single-digit stamps in Physics and Chemistry and 110 understudies who got zero or negative imprints were conceded in private universities for MBBS course in 2017.
The affirmation of understudies paying little heed to the imprints they anchored brings up issues over the motivation behind the exam.
A report expresses that out of the 1990 understudies who got induction into MBBS course with NEET scores of under 720 out of 2017, 530 understudies anchored single-digit checks, zero or negative scores in Physics and Chemistry or both. Out of the 530, 507 applicants were conceded in private restorative universities.
NEET does not have a cut-off for singular subjects like Physics, Chemistry and Biology. The selection test does not indicate the base stamps in each paper.
In this manner the report presumes that understudies who can bear the cost of Rs 17 lakh for every annum discover their way into restorative schools regardless of anchoring irrelevant stamps in NEET.
Initially the normal placement test stipulated that lone those applicants who anchored over 50 for every penny (or 40 for every penny on account of saved classifications) in singular subjects were qualified for admission to therapeutic or dental universities.
Afterward, a Medical Council of India (MCI) warning in February 2012 showed that the qualification criteria for NEET placement test have been changed from half and 40% to 50th and 40th percentile.
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