NEET Exam

            BENEFITS OF NEET EXAM 

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test or NEET-UG is an entrance test, for students who wish to apply for medical course (MBBS), dental course (BDS) in government or private medical colleges in India. NEET-UG (Undergraduate), for MBBS and BDS courses, are led by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). NEET-UG has replaced the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) and all other individual medical entrance exams led by states or colleges themselves.

NEET is to be conducted in two stages. The first stage in May and the second in July. The result will be published in August for the both stages. Medical aspirants are left puzzled by the sudden change in the examination system.
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Here are some benefits of being a NEET aspirants:

1. The benefits of a common entrance test:

NEET would prevent Private Medical Colleges and Deemed Universities from holding their own set of entrance tests. Also it could prevent on rigging the rankings to get people who don’t deserve to become Doctor’s into the system.

2. Reduced pressure:

Fewer entrance tests for admission into medical colleges will reduce the pressure of the students who is in anxiety while preparing for various tests and covering different syllabuses. With the help of NEET they can focus on a single exam pattern or syllabus. It also makes the aspirants more confident and determined.

3. Students will get more time:

Students were required to solve 200 questions in 3 hours, in AIPMT Prelims Test. Whereas in NEET, they are required to solve only 180 questions in the same duration. This gives them more time to think and concentrate which will translate to be a plus point for the aspirants. They will be less anxious about missing out questions and from the extra time they will get the chance to look back the paper thoroughly. They stand a better chance to score better.

4. Equal opportunity:

Aspirants will have reasonable opportunity to secure seat in any medical college in any state. They could get seat into the most prestigious college in the nation by appearing NEET exam. From that result, it will figure out where the student’s stand against all the competition and race for the seat.

5. NEET doesn’t affect reservations:

States can apply their old reservation system as mandated by their state governments. eg: Nearly 69% of medical seats in Tamil Nadu were in the reserved category but based on Class 12 marks. Now the rankings will be based on NEET scores but the reservations remain at 69%.

6. Fair and transparent method:

The state and independent entrances exams have hardly been fair or transparent. There were multiple episodes of paper leaks and scams from various state entrances and private medical colleges. NEET will prevent repetition of such incidents

7. No more seats blocking scams:

This is one of the most common aspect of medical education. It happens more in the states which have the countless number of private medical colleges. So, as a NEET aspirants you don’t need to worry. In order to this common entrance test for medical education, there will be no back office corruption and no taking of hefty donations to secure seats. Getting admission in a prestigious medical college is totally depend on your NEET Score 

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