'Took loan,sold jewellery for coaching'-How NEET fiasco is pushing lakhs of families into poverty
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Families who sank their life savings and took on debt to fund their children’s NEET dreams are paying a high price for their aspirations. Watch ThePrint #GroundReport by Nootan Sharma &
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Why are foreign medical graduates not given permission to practice in India? What are the hurdles in their path? Please do an episode on this.
There seems to be lot of complications with exams like FMGE, NEXT and hindrances in preparation, mismatch of foreign courses and Indian requirements, leading to students failing the aforementioned exams.
Fixing these hurdles, will help people who can't get seat in India, to study abroad and return.
Weldone print...
Now that's called journalism. Well done Print.
We have fewer medical schools and we need to start more. Also, the students and parents need to be prepared to find other avenues realistically. Remove NEET, entrance exam etc and give all 100% in 12 th grade- will it solve. NO- still only few gets the seat.
This is why we want to BAN NEET.
why not ban coaching classes?
@@SaurabhDube195 what does that do, coaching class people have already started opening schools, will you ban schools next??
Tamil Nadu didn't have neet for a long time, everything was fine and a lot of people from government schools and rural areas became doctors.
@@SaurabhDube195 we already passed a law banning NEET and it is with president pending signature.
@@fanta6789 Then they should be selected by interview that DMK will fill its committee members.
@@sethramachandiran5828 you silly goose, there is no interview or anything, 12th marks are considered for cutoff. Why study for 2 exams? When there is already an exam that the government conducts free of cost and no one can cheat?