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It’s quite obvious, isn’t it. With high NEET-PG cutoffs, the overwhelming majority of students who qualified were from southern Indian states and a few others such as Bengal, Assam, Maharashtra, etc. These states have always had a solid reputation for medical education and actually adhere to standards laid out by the NMC.
The Hindi belt students were mostly unable to clear the exam and therefore could not gain admissions to PG courses. To facilitate their entry into PG courses, the cutoffs were lowered.
The whole NEET saga is one where the Centre has deliberately intervened in order to ensure greater number of students from the Hindi-belt states are able to clear the exams and gain entry into medical institutions.
It’s quite obvious, isn’t it. With high NEET-PG cutoffs, the overwhelming majority of students who qualified were from southern Indian states and a few others such as Bengal, Assam, Maharashtra, etc. These states have always had a solid reputation for medical education and actually adhere to standards laid out by the NMC.
The Hindi belt students were mostly unable to clear the exam and therefore could not gain admissions to PG courses. To facilitate their entry into PG courses, the cutoffs were lowered.
The whole NEET saga is one where the Centre has deliberately intervened in order to ensure greater number of students from the Hindi-belt states are able to clear the exams and gain entry into medical institutions.