NTA, which conducts NEET-UG 2025, advises candidates to use APAAR ID for registration. Meanwhile, students and coaches ask why Radhakrishnan panel’s recommendations were ignored.
If implemented, institutions’ commitment to NEP will become main factor in securing benefits along with NAAC accreditation. In the past, states like Tamil Nadu have opposed NEP.
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The University Grants Commission has released the draft in the public domain for a month, seeking suggestions, after which it will release the final guidelines.
New UGC guidelines will also make those with PG degree in ME or MTech, with at least 55% marks, eligible for post of assistant professor without having to clear NET.
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University Grants Commission Chairperson M Jagadesh Kumar says amendments will be made to 2018 regulations which were released before National Education Policy 2020.
Education ministry’s UIDSE+ report also reveals classes 1-5 saw highest decline in enrolments across categories. Govt officials say dip indicates reverse migration to private schools.
Protests flare up across the state as student organisations & political party workers disrupt road, rail travel. A delegation of aspirants met Bihar chief secretary Monday.
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It’s hard to build a house, run a business, or do anything without paying bribes. And yet, citizens’ anger about this open, unchecked corruption won’t erupt into Anna Hazare-type rallies.
As many as 21 policy reforms are under implementation following Invest Kerala Global Summit, as LDF govt works to change perception that the state is not conducive to businesses.
Amid continued concerns over cross-border terrorism, General Upendra Dwivedi further warned the neighbour that India will not show restraint if there is an Op Sindoor 2.0.
Pakistan’s army has been a rentier force available to a reasonable bidder. It has never come to the aid of any Muslims including Palestinians or the Gazans, except making noises here and there.
The sole concern of the Union govt is to ensure that students from the BIMARU states can qualify in record numbers and gain entry into prestigious medical schools across the nation. That was the objective which made the Union govt take up the responsibility for conducting the NEET entrance exams. The CBSE-PMT was working totally fine and there was absolutely no need for tweaking the system.
But the cow belt students were not able to get through during the CBSE-PMT days. Hence, the Union govt came up with this idea to help Hindi-speaking students crack the exam.
Also, the NEET-PG cutoffs have been lowered this year – again for the same reason.
The motives are quite easy to understand. The Centre wants the maximum number of successful candidates from the cow belt states. That is possible only if the test is conducted in such a way where it’s easy to indulge in unfair means.
All large scale cheating and scams in all-India entrance tests are carried out in the Hindi belt states.
One can even claim that this is what inspired the Central govt to take charge of medical entrance tests even though no state ever asked it to. The zealousness of the Centre to take up the responsibility of conducting entrance exams is to enable massive scale cheating in the Hindi states so that maximum students can qualify from these states.
Wow! Again aspirants from Bihar would crack the test in highest numbers.
The Union govt conducts most competitive entrance exams in a manner so as to suit the aspirants from the Hindi speaking belt. The objective is always to ensure that maximum candidates from this region are able to clear the entrance exam.
CBSE-PMT was working perfectly fine. Why did the Union govt feel the need for NEET-UG?
The sole concern of the Union govt is to ensure that students from the BIMARU states can qualify in record numbers and gain entry into prestigious medical schools across the nation. That was the objective which made the Union govt take up the responsibility for conducting the NEET entrance exams. The CBSE-PMT was working totally fine and there was absolutely no need for tweaking the system.
But the cow belt students were not able to get through during the CBSE-PMT days. Hence, the Union govt came up with this idea to help Hindi-speaking students crack the exam.
Also, the NEET-PG cutoffs have been lowered this year – again for the same reason.
The motives are quite easy to understand. The Centre wants the maximum number of successful candidates from the cow belt states. That is possible only if the test is conducted in such a way where it’s easy to indulge in unfair means.
All large scale cheating and scams in all-India entrance tests are carried out in the Hindi belt states.
One can even claim that this is what inspired the Central govt to take charge of medical entrance tests even though no state ever asked it to. The zealousness of the Centre to take up the responsibility of conducting entrance exams is to enable massive scale cheating in the Hindi states so that maximum students can qualify from these states.
Wow! Again aspirants from Bihar would crack the test in highest numbers.
The Union govt conducts most competitive entrance exams in a manner so as to suit the aspirants from the Hindi speaking belt. The objective is always to ensure that maximum candidates from this region are able to clear the entrance exam.
CBSE-PMT was working perfectly fine. Why did the Union govt feel the need for NEET-UG?