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National Eligibility
cum Entrance Test
NEET
This system is expected to be amended from the year 2011 onwards. Before
its inception itself, the system has won several opinions; both
positive and negative!
Pros and Cons of the Medical Entrance – NEET
Though the system is been designed with positive objectives, expecting
favorable medical consequences; it has surrounded with people’s
perception about the system implementation; some voting for advantages
and others were serious about their thoughts of its disadvantages!
Pros:
It would definitely demolish the jeopardy happened due to the
countless entrance exams that were conducted by every
colleges/universities for medical admissions. This single system for
medical entrance would solve the stress due to the complexities of
numerous entrance tests!
It would save time, energy and money of the students. The students
would have spent a lot every time, while applying for the entrance
exams; such costs would be saved from now onwards!
This system is certainly a positive growth towards the quality
enhancements of the medical education standards in India. In fact, the
MCI has designed the system very strictly that all the admissions would
be made merit based and even, it is insisting the same standard for
management quota too.
The students’ sufferings due to multiple entrance exams are not
negligible! The fact that at the end of every academics, there were
numerous students running to the Supreme Court requesting justice on the
cases, where they were treated worst due to the biased admissions;
flawed questions, etc… could not be forgotten! The efforts and
consideration of MCI on these issues are really appreciable and the
thought of single medical entrance test is awe-inspiring and it is
definitely would be a perfect solution to these problems!
Cons:
Now, the medical competition has become an open ground, as it would
be the common entrance medical test and it would be controlled by the
central board; this would further induce pressure into the minds of the
students. When the entrance exam is implemented nationwide, the State
level policies and regulations wouldn’t be taken care of!
The system didn’t include the management quota seats; it’s again a
big hole in the system. Having created a standard quality system based
on merits, but creating a loop hole to management based seats would not
complete the purpose of its creation.
Earlier, the students had many opportunities of writing the entrance
tests; according to a survey, on an average, a student writes around 10
entrance tests to finally get admitted in his/her dream/desirable
medical colleges/universities. So, the chances of getting a seat were
high; if a student loses in one entrance exam, then he/she could work
and make it on the other, but those opportunities would not be possible
in this system. It is a single medical entrance system, hence the chance
is only one; really meager! Hence, if a student loses in this exam, it
would end up in shattering his/her dreams on medical field!
The AIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) has been the top
medical educational provider from its inception in the year 1956. But,
the NEET didn’t include institutions like, AIMS (All India Institute of
Medical Sciences); which is a dream to any medical student.
Since it is a single medical entrance system for around 30, 000
medical seats, the consistent of quality and implementation of
error-free system is highly questionable!
All India Medical Entrance Exam For MBBS
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) will allow class XII
students to sit in a single entrance examination to get admission to
almost all medical colleges in India, including private medical
colleges, from 2011 academic year.
A single merit list will be created for close to 35,000 MBBS seats
across the country, which will show state, minorities and SC/ST quotas.
Management quota candidates should come from the national merit list.
The objective was to set up a standard for basic medical education.
Under-graduate courses at the AIIMS in New Delhi and Post-graduate
Institute for Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh may be
outside the NEET’s purview as these two institutes were set up by
separate laws, which need to be amended in Parliament to introduce the
new system.
NEET Application Forms
NEET Eligibility
NEET Colleges
NEET Exam Pattern
cum Entrance Test
NEET
This system is expected to be amended from the year 2011 onwards. Before
its inception itself, the system has won several opinions; both
positive and negative!
Pros and Cons of the Medical Entrance – NEET
Though the system is been designed with positive objectives, expecting
favorable medical consequences; it has surrounded with people’s
perception about the system implementation; some voting for advantages
and others were serious about their thoughts of its disadvantages!
Pros:
It would definitely demolish the jeopardy happened due to the
countless entrance exams that were conducted by every
colleges/universities for medical admissions. This single system for
medical entrance would solve the stress due to the complexities of
numerous entrance tests!
It would save time, energy and money of the students. The students
would have spent a lot every time, while applying for the entrance
exams; such costs would be saved from now onwards!
This system is certainly a positive growth towards the quality
enhancements of the medical education standards in India. In fact, the
MCI has designed the system very strictly that all the admissions would
be made merit based and even, it is insisting the same standard for
management quota too.
The students’ sufferings due to multiple entrance exams are not
negligible! The fact that at the end of every academics, there were
numerous students running to the Supreme Court requesting justice on the
cases, where they were treated worst due to the biased admissions;
flawed questions, etc… could not be forgotten! The efforts and
consideration of MCI on these issues are really appreciable and the
thought of single medical entrance test is awe-inspiring and it is
definitely would be a perfect solution to these problems!
Cons:
Now, the medical competition has become an open ground, as it would
be the common entrance medical test and it would be controlled by the
central board; this would further induce pressure into the minds of the
students. When the entrance exam is implemented nationwide, the State
level policies and regulations wouldn’t be taken care of!
The system didn’t include the management quota seats; it’s again a
big hole in the system. Having created a standard quality system based
on merits, but creating a loop hole to management based seats would not
complete the purpose of its creation.
Earlier, the students had many opportunities of writing the entrance
tests; according to a survey, on an average, a student writes around 10
entrance tests to finally get admitted in his/her dream/desirable
medical colleges/universities. So, the chances of getting a seat were
high; if a student loses in one entrance exam, then he/she could work
and make it on the other, but those opportunities would not be possible
in this system. It is a single medical entrance system, hence the chance
is only one; really meager! Hence, if a student loses in this exam, it
would end up in shattering his/her dreams on medical field!
The AIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) has been the top
medical educational provider from its inception in the year 1956. But,
the NEET didn’t include institutions like, AIMS (All India Institute of
Medical Sciences); which is a dream to any medical student.
Since it is a single medical entrance system for around 30, 000
medical seats, the consistent of quality and implementation of
error-free system is highly questionable!
All India Medical Entrance Exam For MBBS
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) will allow class XII
students to sit in a single entrance examination to get admission to
almost all medical colleges in India, including private medical
colleges, from 2011 academic year.
A single merit list will be created for close to 35,000 MBBS seats
across the country, which will show state, minorities and SC/ST quotas.
Management quota candidates should come from the national merit list.
The objective was to set up a standard for basic medical education.
Under-graduate courses at the AIIMS in New Delhi and Post-graduate
Institute for Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh may be
outside the NEET’s purview as these two institutes were set up by
separate laws, which need to be amended in Parliament to introduce the
new system.
NEET Application Forms
NEET Eligibility
NEET Colleges
NEET Exam Pattern
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