MBBS doctors slam NEET PG 2025's two-shift format
The MBBS doctors have raised concerns over the conduct of the NEET PG examination, emphasizing the need for either a proper normalization process or conducting the exam in a single shift to ensure fairness.
All India MBBS Doctors Association (AIMDA) President Dr. Vinod Sharma Bagra criticized the two-shift exam format, calling it a flawed decision that has led to confusion among students and legal disputes over answer keys and evaluation methods. He pointed out that the delay in releasing answer keys due to multiple court petitions has, in turn, postponed the counselling process, affecting the academic calendar.
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