SC verdict on NEET exam: students feel let down
retest for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (Undergraduate) (NEET-UG) 2024, education coaches and students have come around to living with the situation. However, several students were disheartened by the prospect of the judgement.
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Delhi-based Chinmay Agarwal, who sat for the NEET exam for the fifth time this year, said that he will not take the exam again as he does not want to repeat the experience.
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Eighteen-year-old Gauri Sharma who took the test for the first time has withdrawn from NEET this year following the results and plans to retake the exam next year. However, she is worried about facing increased competition.
“A lot of students who scored above 600 have dropped this year due to the controversy, and now they will all reappear next year. So, my chances of getting into a good college next year have
