NEET 2018: CBSE moves to SC and challenges NEET centre re-allocation decision; 2 days to go for exam, students in dilemma!
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) or NEET-UG which is going to conduct by the Central Board of Secondary Education on 6th May 2018 has been directed by Madras High Court to reallocate the exam centres to the students. Now, CBSE has knocked the door of Supreme Court to challenge the Madras HC order.
As there are only 2 days left for the examination and this big decision announced by the HC after considering the problem of the students who had been alloted the seats outside the state.
The PIL was filed by a lawyer who brought the attention to the problem and, finally, Madras High Court on 27 April 2018 has directed to the CBSE to reallocate the examination centres.
As CBSE has challenged the decision to the apex court, therefore, NEET students now in the situation of a dilemma.
However, only two days are left now for the examination and at the last moment, CBSE has approached the Supreme Court.
Well, this is the time for the revision for the students and now, because of this fight between the two organisation, aspirants are facing the trouble that in which centre they have to go for the examination.
Many students have raised their problem on Twitter as well regarding the examination.
Let's have a look at some tweets of NEET aspirants:
Already the application costs 1500.. Think about the travel expenses to and fro and accommodation expenses. can a student from a lower middle class can afford that.
— Karthiga (@ladysherlock37) May 3, 2018
I am failing to understand the logic in this.. Why should a student from TamilNadu travel all the way to Rajasthan to write an entrance exam which is conducted in centres all over the country. Will CG take care of the expenses.. Why the students have to suffer. #NEET https://t.co/0M9J8yhOju
— Karthiga (@ladysherlock37) May 3, 2018
I am feeling sorry for the students.. last year they were waiting for the courts decision on whether TN students has to write NEET or not..This year they are waiting on courts decision on location of exam centres. They don't deserve ths kind of torture.
— Karthiga (@ladysherlock37) May 3, 2018
not only TN students, even other states students also facing similar issue, but they are writing a exam with out cribbing
— sathyajivijayakumar (@Aryanvijaykumar) May 3, 2018
now a days indian supreme court selling judgement instead of analyzing truth. Tamilnadu has more no of medical colleges but doesn’t have space for NEET exam. Supreme court ordered tamil students must go to other state like rajastan. Who’ll share expenses? SC? F—-
— hariharan (@hariramesh2001) May 3, 2018
How this shameless these shit CG. Bleedy shit reasons for this... TN Govt s sleeping or they have buried ... For all these CG will lick TN people shits for elections....
— Chezyi Narchezyian (@Narchezyian) May 3, 2018
Well, this is not only the problem of Tamil Nadu students, many other state students also facing the same situation. Because of the seat allotment in the other state.
Now, Supreme Court will decide the luck of the students that where they have to go for the examination.
NEET conducts the examination for the aspirants who are willing to take admission in the medical or dental colleges in the country for the courses like MBBS/BDS.
CBSE conducts the test according to the Indian Medical Council Act 1956 (amended in 2016) and the Dentists Act 1948 (also amended in 2016).
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First published: 4 May 2018, 7:42 IST
