Opposition party leader MK Stalin urged the state government to help students with their travel arrangements. "This is an injustice done to the students of Tamil Nadu. The students are burdened with the need to arrange for transportation and stay at these unknown places. The government should ensure help is provided to these students," he said.
Tamil Nadu NEET aspirants' woes
The CBSE had issued admit cards to Tamil Nadu students allocating then examination centres in states like Kerala, Karnataka and Rajasthan.
Challenging the CBSE decision, a PIL was filed in the Madras High Court, which directed the board to set up additional exam centres in the state to accommodate all the students from the state. The high court decision came as a ray of hope for these students, but the board moved the Supreme Court in the last minute, saying the exam centres cannot be changed in such a short notice.
Now, students are now left in a limbo. Reports say that about 1,500 students have been allotted seats in Kerala, Karnataka and Rajasthan.
According to TNM, NEET Director Sanyam Bharadwaj said, "this year the number of candidates have risen by 31%. We increased the number of centres in Tamil Nadu by 25 and have even asked centres to accommodate students to its full capacity. After taking these measures, we have been able to accommodate 1,10,000 students within the state. The rest, maybe about 1000 or 1,500, were given the nearest available centres in neighbouring cities."
Financial support pours in for Tamil Nadu NEET students
The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister’s office has announced a toll-free helpline — 14417 — to assist students. Since the students have been left in a fix, Twitter users decided to pool in to help underprivileged students.
Actor Prasanna tweeted that he would like to sponsor the travel expenses of two underprivileged students.
“Would love to sponsor travel expenses for at least two underprivileged students or govt school students appearing for NEET this year. Inbox me the details like hall ticket, place where your exam hall assigned. Will book the tickets for you.”
Wud love to sponsor travel expenses for atleast 2 underprevilleged students or Govt school students appearing for #NEET this year. Inbox me the details like hall ticket, place where ur exam hall assigned will book the tickets for u.
— Prasanna (@Prasanna_actor)
May 4, 2018
Other users have also offered to sponsor a student, or have offered help in the cities that the students have been allotted centres in.
I can sponsor one NEET exam student to travel and stay and food. That's how much I can afford. I'm not rich but can help one student. #NEET exam.
— Gayathri Raguramm (@gayathriraguram)
May 4, 2018
As many as 32,570 of the 83,859 candidates from Tamil Nadu who took the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET)-UG qualified in the examination for admission to MBBS courses, giving the state an overall pass percentage of 38.84%.
NEET 2018: Dress Code
NEET 2018 applicants are informed that exam conducting body sticks to the dress code very seriously.
Know the CBSE’s strict dress code for the NEET exam.
Light clothes with half sleeves
Clothing - what not to wear
Closed footwear (e.g.: shoes)
Candidates who attend the NEET 2018 exam in customary dress such as a burqa or veil must report at least an hour before the last reporting time, according to CBSE, so that they can be properly frisked.
What not to carry to NEET 2018 exam
Any metallic item
About NEET
All medical aspirants must appear in NEET as it is the only medical entrance exam in India apart from AIIMS and JIPMER. The role of CBSE is upto conduct of exam and declaration of result. After that, counselling authorities will conduct counselling. All medical and dental colleges in India, that have recognition from MCI/DCI must accept NEET scores only for admission, they cannot hold separate exams.
Those who apply can login at cbseneet.nic.in. The candidate login of NEET 2018 will be the single login page where registered users can sign in to see their forms, download admit card. It may also serve as the login for admit card can download, however, usually CBSE launches separate link for that.
Central Board of Secondary Education will announce NEET 2018 Result on June 5, 2018. Result of NEET 2018 shall be announced on basis of performance in exam as per evaluation of answer sheets. Candidates are awarded marks out of 720. Result is hosted on website www.cbseneet.nic.in. Candidates need to log in using roll number which is shown in NEET 2018 admit card, and date of birth.
As the marks are evaluated by OMR reader machine with extreme care, No rechecking is accepted. Your request for revaluation will be rejected.
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