Anita scored 1,176 marks out of 1,200 in the plus two exams under the Tamil Nadu state board
The court stated that counselling should be conducted immediately, process should end by Sept 4
The Centre and State Government's decision to exempt Tamil Nadu from the implemetnation the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for MBBS and dental college admissions in Tamil Nadu for a year has created confusion and chaos. Critics alleged that it is purely a political decision, and parents and students have protested against the decision.The issue is expected to go to the Courts for consideration again.On Sunday, the Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Commerce & Industry Nirmala Sitharaman said that the centre may co-operate with the State government to get a temporary exemption for the State from implementing the test in the government colleges and for the government quota seats in the private institutions.On Monday, the State government machinery worked full throttle to prepare an ordinance and handed over a draft of the Ordinace to the Centre.While the Governments have justified their stands saying it is to help the students from rural areas, parents, .
At present, the test for admission into medical courses is being conducted in ten languages
Hundreds of DMK members staged a protest at Kaniyur
Party urged for 85 per cent quota for MBBS and BDS courses
Police also seized mobile phones, various equipment and pick van from the arrested persons
The court had earlier sought reply from the Centre, MCI, DCI and CBSE on the plea
Passing NEET allows students to get admission into MBBS/BDS Courses in India
The examination has been scheduled for July 24, 2016, results will be declared on August 17, 2016
Candidates also have to fulfill a new age criterion for the medical and dental entrance exam
Candidates can access their result by using roll number and date of birth on official website
Confusion mounted as Tuesday's notification said, students with over 3 attempts of AIPMT and NEET 2016 are ineligible
She says aspirants hailing from rural areas have no access to coaching classes like the urbanites
The exam is scheduled for January 8, 2017
Plea, filed by a Bihar based medical aspirant Shivangi Singh who has already been selected in combined result
Health Minister J P Nadda said that exams to private colleges will also be conducted under NEET
It will obviate the expenses over multiple entrance tests and curb the menace of capitation fees
HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar also expressed happiness over successful completion of the test
Institutes of Technology (Amendment) Bill, 2016, the High Court's (Alteration of Names) Bill, 2016 are also to be introduced in the house