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NEET 2022: Exam City Slips Now Available on neet.nta.nic.in

by Medically Speaking June 29, 2022

written by Medically Speaking

The National Testing Agency, NTA, has posted the National Eligibility Cumulative Entrance Test, NEET 2022 test city allotment slips online today, June 29, 2022. The NEET UG 2022 admit card is also scheduled to be published very soon as a result of this allocation.

Candidates may now get their NEET test city slips online at neet.nta.nic.in, the official website. The instructions, direct URL, and other information are provided below.

The access to the NEET 2022 test city allotment slips has been opened on the official website. Please keep in mind that this is not the NEET admit card 2022, but rather information about your test city, location, and so on.

This slip is generally followed by the issuance of the NEET UG admission card.

The NEET UG 2022 test date remains unaltered and will be held on July 17, 2022. To get these exam city slips, students will require their NEET application number and date of birth. They may also use the step-by-step instructions and direct link provided below to download it.

How to Download Exam City Slips for NEET 2022

Candidates must go to the National Eligibility Cumulative Entrance Test official website – neet.nta.nic.in.
A new page will appear where you can input your application number and other requested information.

https://examinationservices.nic.in/neet2022/DownloadAdmitCard/frmAuthforCity.aspx?enc=Ei4cajBkK1gZSfgr53ImFcFR+natXIEjJ1rCf6DMgOox7bbAmAPAy8nRVOhBfLwd

The city slip for your NEET UG test will be shown on your screen.
Make a copy for yourself by downloading and printing it.

Along with the NEET admit card wait and the distribution of these exam city assignment slips, the NEET 2022 delay demands have gathered traction on social media. While there is no information on the exam being postponed, NTA has hinted that NEET UG 2022 admit cards for the July 17, 2022 exam would be distributed shortly by providing these exam city slips.

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June 29, 2022 0 comment

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‘Not single seat must be empty,’ says Supreme Court in response to vacant NEET PG seats

by Medically Speaking Team June 8, 2022

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The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) to guarantee that no NEET PG seat goes unused, while criticising the board for “playing with the future” of medical students.

The court stated that no position should be left empty, stating that you are “playing with the future of pupils.” The Supreme Court has also directed the MCC to file an affidavit on the petition seeking to hold a special stray round of counselling to allow candidates to compete for the empty seats left after the All India Quota stray vacancy round (AIQ).

The vacation bench of Justices MR Shah and Aniruddha Bose directed counsel for the MCC and the Centre to produce an affidavit explaining why seats were empty today during the course of the day.

The court has scheduled a hearing for tomorrow.

During the hearing, the court expressed disappointment that 1,456 seats remained unfilled.

MCC’s lawyer requested more time to prepare an affidavit in this respect. The MCC counsel also stated that 2022 counselling will be postponed, which will have a domino effect.

The judge questioned why there was no streamlining procedure and asked, “Do you realise what the stress level of kids is?”

When the court learned that the MCC was aware of the unfilled seats in May, it queried, “What will you get by leaving seats vacant when we need physicians and super-specialists?”

The court was hearing a petition asking the court to order the respondent—Medical Counselling Committee (MCC)—to hold a Special Stray Round of counselling to allow candidates to compete for empty seats left over after the All India Quota stray vacancy round (AIQ).

Advocate Milind Kumar An Advocate represented the petitioners.

The petitioners appeared in NEET-PG 2021-22 and participated in Rounds 1 and 2 of All India Quota (AIQ) Counselling and State Quota Counselling, which were followed by All India Mop-Up and State Mop-Up Rounds, and were concluded on May 7, 2022 by the Medical Counselling Committee following the All India Stray Vacancy Round.

The petitioners were denied a place in either of the rounds. They stated that the MCC structured the counselling procedure in such a way that all empty seats were not included in the stray vacancy phase of the session.

They claimed that the impetus for filing the current Writ Petition arose on May 11, 2022, when the Petitioners received a response to an RTI they had filed, which stated that “at the time of the online allotment process, all medical/dental post-graduate seats were exhausted, but due to non-joining, resignation, and non-reported, some seats remained vacant.” However, the petitioners claim that no official data has been supplied.

As a result, the petitioners have asked MCC to give the precise number of vacant seats following the stray vacancy round of AIQ and to hold a special stray round of counselling to allow candidates to compete for the vacant seats that remain after the stray vacancy round of AIQ.

June 8, 2022 0 comment

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Preparation tips for NEET dropouts

by Medically Speaking March 16, 2022

written by Medically Speaking

DELHI, NEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA), which administers the National Eligibility Cumulation Entrance Test Undergraduate (NEET-UG) exam, will release the NEET 2022 test schedule soon. Candidates who are waiting for the official notice for the NEET exam 2022 should keep an eye on nta.ac.in for information on the NEET 2022 exam dates.
Because of the low number of seats available for NEET compared to the number of students that apply, not every student will be able to take the test. Droppers, on the other hand, can prepare well by going through leftovers from the previous year’s NEET. Previous year NEET question papers, according to Gaurav Tyagi, the founder of Career Xpert, are extremely significant and should not be overlooked.

Droppers of NEET 2022 should follow these guidelines:

Droppers’ NEET 2022 preparation tactics will differ from those taking the exam for the first time

First and foremost, NEET droppers should figure out what went wrong the previous time they took the test.
While studying for NEET UG 2022, try not to dwell on the faults you committed in your previous attempt.
Please jot down your ideas and then work on enhancing them. Pragya Shree, who dropped from AIR 4202 NEET 2021, also recommends taking notes as often as feasible.
Set a score goal for the NEET test in 2022. Any candidate may obtain a goal score of NEET UG 2022 with frequent practise and adequate preparation. Droppers can do so by researching the cutoffs for the medical schools to which they aspire.
Dropouts must develop new strategies despite their familiarity with the NEET syllabus and pattern. Aspirants must commit half of their day to preparing for NEET 2022 once they have fixed their target score. It will assist them in developing a winning strategy and achieving success.
Regularly practise NEET previous year question papers to better grasp the test’s level and structure. The more you practise, the better you’ll do on the day of the NEET 2022 exam.
While preparing for NEET 2022, candidates are urged to be positive. Surround yourself with people who want to help you succeed in your NEET preparation. Use constructive criticism to help develop NEET 2022 preparation options.
Candidates should maintain a healthy lifestyle and be conscious that they will not be able to tackle the questions they know and can answer unless they are physically and mentally fit.

The National Medical Commission (NMC), the country’s primary regulating authority for medical education, has scrapped the maximum age restriction for the undergraduate medical admission test, NEET-UG. The former age limit for candidates in the general category was 25 years, and for those in the reserved category, it was 30 years.

March 16, 2022 0 comment

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Top books to boost up your neet preparation

by Medically Speaking March 8, 2022

written by Medically Speaking

NEET 2022: NEET 2022, the undergraduate medical entrance test for admission to MBBS, BDS, and other degrees, will be administered by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Every year, over 15 lakh candidates take the NEET UG exam. Aspirants should carefully select their study materials in order to ace such a demanding test. NCERT textbooks, according to experts and previous year’s toppers, are the most significant for NEET preparation.

Referring to other books for NEET 2022 would aid applicants in their preparation, enhance speed and accuracy level after having a solid understanding of subjects utilising NCERT textbooks.

NEET 2022: Best Books

NEET 2022 best books for the three subjects – Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology) – are given below:

NEET 2022: Books For Biology

Biology Vol 1 and Vol 2 by Trueman
Objective Biology by Dinesh
Objective Botany by Ansari
Pradeep Guide on Biology
GR Bathla Publications for Biology

NEET 2022: Books For Physics

Concepts of Physics by H. C. Verma
DC Pandey Physics for NEET
Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker
Fundamental Physics by Pradeep
Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov.

NEET 2022: Books For Chemistry

Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
ABC of Chemistry for Classes 11 and 12 by Modern
Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee
Dinesh Chemistry Guide
Practice books by VK Jaiswal (Inorganic), MS Chauhan (Organic) and N Awasthi (Physical).

March 8, 2022 0 comment

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MCC states, migration certificate is not required for admission to NEET UG Counselling 2021

by Medically Speaking March 7, 2022

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NEET UG Counseling 2021, also known as the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test, Undergraduate, or NEET UG Counseling, is now happening and has completed two rounds. MCC, the Medical Counselling Committee, has issued an important notification regarding the need for a Migration Certificate for reporting reasons. More information is also accessible at mcc.nic.in, the official website.
The Migration Certificate is no longer a “required” document for Reporting, according to the MCC NEET UG Counselling 2021 notification. It is only a desirable document, and if one is unable to present it for whatever reason, the Institute will not deny admittance.

According to the official notification, “It is for the candidates’/participating colleges’ awareness that the Migration Certificate for UG Counselling Reporting is a desired but not’mandatory’ document. As a result, colleges are instructed that if an applicant is unable to present a ‘Migration Certificate,’ the college may accept the candidate provisionally in exchange for an undertaking from the candidate that he or she would submit the Migration Certificate within seven days.”

Every round of NEET UG Counselling 2021 concludes with the completion of the admissions procedure. Students who have been assigned seats in various educational institutes must then present certain papers and report to the institute to which they have been assigned.

Registrations for the Mop-Up round will commence on March 10, 2022, according to the MCC NEET UG Counselling 2021 timetable. The seat allocation results for this round will be revealed on March 19, 2022, and individuals who do not receive a seat in this round will be given another opportunity in the Online Stray Vacancy phase. Candidates should check back here and on the official website for further information.

March 7, 2022 0 comment

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Karnataka: Medical student’s death in Ukraine triggers growing opposition to NEET

by Medically Speaking March 3, 2022

written by Medically Speaking

The murder of Naveen Shekharappa, a fourth-year medical student from Kharkiv, Ukraine, has sparked resistance to the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET). On Wednesday, Kannada organisations launched a Twitter campaign with the hashtag ‘BanNEET.’

Naveen, a deserving student who scored 97 percent in pre-university, was unable to acquire a medical seat in his home state of Karnataka. “We were unable to afford a seat in a private college, and so we had no option but to send him to Ukraine,” his father Shekharappa told The Hindu.

Former Chief Minister and Janata Dal (Secular) H.D. Kumaraswamy, in a series of tweets, also opposed NEET calling it a “death knell” to the dreams of poor and rural students who want to study medicine. “A meritorious rural student like Naveen unable to get a medical seat in the country has exposed the “shameless face” of NEET. His death in Ukraine is a question to the conscience of India … ” he tweeted.

He pointed out that the introduction of NEET has spawned a rash of tuition and coaching centres. He also claimed that 99% of candidates who cleared NEET had received coaching. It is difficult for rural and government college students to clear it, making medical education exclusive to the rich, he concluded.

Kannada organisations also termed NEET “a violation of federalism” and sought its abolition. In her tweet, Kannada activist Shruthi Marulappa questioned why the Union Government was taking away opportunities of “our children” as it is State governments that are providing the infrastructure for colleges.

Another Twitter user pointed out Karnataka has 9,445 undergraduate medical seats of the total 84,649 in the country – the highest for any State. It accounts for more than 11% of the country’s medical seats, but NEET had made these seats unavailable to meritorious students from the State, he said.

“Karnataka has the most number of medical colleges and seats in the country, but meritorious students from the State are not able to secure seats here. Uttar Pradesh with an over 25 crore population doesn’t have as many colleges as Karnataka with a population of 6.5 crore has and that is why NEET came in,” tweeted T.A. Narayana Gowda, of the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike.

He also came down heavily on the political class of the State for not opposing NEET, like neighbouring Tamil Nadu.

Amidst growing criticism, Higher Education Minister C. N. Ashwath Narayan defended NEET as a “much needed reform in medical education” and called those opposing it “traitors and money sharks”.

Meanwhile, Congress leader and Leader of Opposition Siddaramaiah, condemning the BJP government in Delhi for its “failure” to secure the safety of students stranded in Ukraine, tweeted this was not the right time to debate the adverse impact of the chaos created by Narendra Modi Government’s implementation of NEET to bring uniformity.

March 3, 2022 0 comment