Modi Govt and its minister should be ashamed of insulting meritorious students by saying that those who could not clear NEET go abroad.
Naveen Shekharappa got 97% in 12th, wouldn’t he not have scored even 18% in NEET?
Yes, 18%! Because that’s the qualifying score in NEET!
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Naveen Shekharappa got 97% in 12th, wouldn’t he not have scored even 18% in NEET?
Yes, 18%! Because that’s the qualifying score in NEET!
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NEET requires to score 138 out of 720 to qualify.
Why?
India has 90675 MBBS seats, of which 44555 are in govt colleges.
Govt fees is few thousands and private can go upto Rs 1.5 crore!
Last year 15.4 lakh students appeared for NEET, 8.7 lakh qualified against 90675 seats!
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Why?
India has 90675 MBBS seats, of which 44555 are in govt colleges.
Govt fees is few thousands and private can go upto Rs 1.5 crore!
Last year 15.4 lakh students appeared for NEET, 8.7 lakh qualified against 90675 seats!
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Top NEET ranking students in each category normally go to govt colleges. Rest 8.65 lakh have 46120 seats in private!
If it was all about merit, then why does NEET qualify 1900% more students for the available seats?
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If it was all about merit, then why does NEET qualify 1900% more students for the available seats?
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By qualifying 1900% students, NEET actually sets up a market place for private colleges!
Since every high ranking student cannot afford 1-1.5 crore for a good Pvt college, a matching of paying capacity and ranking happens!
So even a low ranking student can get good college
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Since every high ranking student cannot afford 1-1.5 crore for a good Pvt college, a matching of paying capacity and ranking happens!
So even a low ranking student can get good college
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Hence, many good ranking but poor students opt for cheaper, lower quality Pvt colleges.
Many rich students or whose parents somehow arrange high fees get into good pvt college.
Many with good ranking can’t go anywhere, as they don’t wish to join bad pvt college with low fee
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Many rich students or whose parents somehow arrange high fees get into good pvt college.
Many with good ranking can’t go anywhere, as they don’t wish to join bad pvt college with low fee
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Last year student with 7.5 lakh ranking and just 21% marks also got admission in India!
It proves two points:
1. At least 7,05,445 better students with higher ranking didn’t get admission.
2. If students with 21% marks are not admitted, pvt college seats won’t be filled!
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It proves two points:
1. At least 7,05,445 better students with higher ranking didn’t get admission.
2. If students with 21% marks are not admitted, pvt college seats won’t be filled!
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To avoid losses of pvt colleges, 1900% more students are qualified by NEET, even with numbers as low as 18%.
After NEET, 90% colleges increased their fees by 5-6 times, which in effect is capitation fees only.
So the question now is did Naveen didn’t even score 18% in NEET?
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After NEET, 90% colleges increased their fees by 5-6 times, which in effect is capitation fees only.
So the question now is did Naveen didn’t even score 18% in NEET?
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Naveen Shekharaapa did clear NEET yet went to Ukraine.
He was a brilliant 97% student, but didn’t had crores for fee of a good pvt college.
Ukraine provided a good mix of cheaper and quality education, so he went there.
What’s wrong in this?
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He was a brilliant 97% student, but didn’t had crores for fee of a good pvt college.
Ukraine provided a good mix of cheaper and quality education, so he went there.
What’s wrong in this?
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By the way, even Ukraine admits students on the basis of their NEET ranking.
It is a shame that union minister doesn’t know it or tried to deliberately mislead the country and defame the students studying in Ukraine just to cover up the failures of his govt.
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It is a shame that union minister doesn’t know it or tried to deliberately mislead the country and defame the students studying in Ukraine just to cover up the failures of his govt.
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