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Fresh NEET 2024 on cards? Candidates move Supreme Court seeking re-conduct of exam amid paper leak allegations
Demanding a fresh NEET-UG 2024 exam, a group of candidates has moved to the Supreme Court raising the issue of paper leak and the sanctity of the test.
NTA has also been made a party in the plea before the Supreme Court. Filed by Shivangi Mishra and others, the pleas raised the issue of paper leak and the sanctity of the test while seeking a direction for conducting fresh examination.
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Rajasthan two newborn babies die at CHC action initiated against 14 staffers
Following the tragic deaths of two newborns at the Community Health Centre (CHC) in Rajasthan's Kota, an inquiry committee has initiated action against 14 staff members of the health department over accusations of negligence.
The families of the infants claimed that the lack of coolers and ineffective ceiling fans led to their death. In response, a three-member committee was formed to probe the matter.
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NMC makes ABHA ID mandatory for medical colleges, says no approval without patient registration
Making implementation of ABHA ID mandatory for medical colleges, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has stated that "for decisions in the assessment for the academic year of 2025-26 and thereafter, the patients and related clinical material authenticated with ABHA ID will only be counted." With this, the authentication of patients and other clinical material in the hospital has become compulsory for decisions on the prospects of a college including increased seats in UG or PG, new college, annual renewal of permission/recognition to admit students.
NMC had highlighted that this process through the Health Management Information System (HMIS) would provide reliable data on the clinical material available in each college to train undergraduate and postgraduate medical students.
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How is it possible? Doctors question NEET 2024 results as 8 candidates from same centre score 720 marks, many get 718-719 marks
The National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET-UG) 2024 candidates were awarded grace marks to address the loss of time faced by the candidates, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has clarified amid the social media posts questioning the NEET merit list.
This year's NEET results came as a shock to many as altogether 67 candidates secured the All India Rank 1 in the examination. Moreover, soon after the reports of a large number of students securing full marks i.e. 720 marks in the exam came to light, the allegations of the NEET paper leak scam started circulating on the social media platforms.
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