According to sources the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) examination was concluded on Sunday, May 6, at various centres across the country. Accordingly the students’ rate this year’s paper moderate to tough. Soumya Chandra Das, a student of Belur High School said, “The paper was moderate, however, the Botany part was really tough to answer, and Physics, a quite lengthy.”
Media reports that the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducts the examination every year for aspirants seeking admission to undergraduate MBBS and BDS courses all over India, lakhs of candidates apply for admission in medical colleges. Moreover with tough competition and a vast syllabus, months of dedication, focus and hard work is required to excel in the same. Further apart from Hindi and English, the board has conducted the examinations in languages like Urdu, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya, Bengali, Assamese, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada.
Report stated that more than 2,000 candidates have
to travel in states of Kerala and Karnataka, and some even to Rajasthan for the
examination. Tamilnadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami has made an announcement
regarding provision of Rs 1,000 monetary assistance along with the train fair
to every NEET aspirant from the state who will travel to other states to appear
for the exam.
