NEW DELHI: The National Board of Examinations (NBE) has commenced the process of NEET PG 2021 registration at nbe.edu.in from February 23. Many aspirants were relieved with the release of NEET PG 2021 exam application form. However, what came as a shock to students was an unexpected change in the exam pattern of NEET PG 2021. The authorities have reduced the number of questions asked in the NEET exam. Earlier, 300 questions divided under three sections were asked in the exam. However, for the 2021 session there will be only 200 objective questions in the NEET PG question paper.
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February 2021: The coronavirus pandemic already had a devastating impact on the academic calendar. Further to that, all competitive examinations like NEET, JEE, etc were delayed.
NEET PG is a national-level entrance exam conducted once a year in online mode for postgraduate admission to medical colleges in the country.
Although, the official announcement in regards to NEET PG 2021 dates have been made. NEET PG 2021 is to be held on 1000 Apri1,2021 which is delayed by three months. The National Board of Examinations (NBE) has commenced the registration process for National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET) PG 2021 on its official website from 23. February, 2021 and will be available till March 15. Candidates seeking admission to various MD/MS and PG Diploma Courses offered by medical colleges/institutes must complete the registration within the stipulated date.
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The constant postponement and delay have put the candidates in a tough spot. The main reason for stress of the aspirants is that NEET PG 2020 was taken late. The counseling of the NEET PG 2020 was done till last week of September. So, the students got less time for studying and they were also burdened with the pressure of the pandemic. The preparation time students have got was also less. The reason behind the mental pressure is jobs, pandemic and delay in the examination but the positive thing is that the aspirants have got extra time for their preparation.
Commenting on this Gaurav Tyagi, Founder — Career Xpert said: “Students should stay calm and focus on the syllabus they have command on. They should once go through the previous year exam papers and also the guidelines of the exams. My best wishes to all the aspirants.”
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The aspirants who give NEET PG work somewhere either as interns or juniors. The preparation time students have got was also less. The reason behind the mental pressure of the students is job pressure, pandemic and delay in the examination but the positive thing is that the aspirants have got extra three months for their preparation.
Commenting on this Gaurav Tyagi, Founder- Career Xpert said, "Students should stay calm and focus on the syllabus they have command on. They should once go through the previous year exam papers and also the guidelines of the exams. My best wishes to all the aspirants."
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''The budget presented by the honourable Finance Minister tried to address many facets of the educational sector. The government’s decision to strengthen school education with the implementation of the National Education Policy across 15,000 schools despite the hurdles owing to the COVID-19 pandemic shows clear intent. The budget emphasized the recent trend of tinkering at the edges of the problems that confront the Indian Education System. The Finance Minister announced the strengthening of more than 15,000 schools, starting 750 Eklavya schools and 100 new Sainik schools which will have a great impact on the school education.
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he Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted the academic calendar, and competitive examinations such as NEET (for medical) and JEE (for engineering) have gotten delayed; NEET is the gateway to medical courses in top government/private colleges of the country.
Education minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank recently said that announcement on the medical entrance exam date could be made in the next 10-15 days.
However, postponing the NEET dates can have serious repercussions on the admissions process as well as careers of many students, said Gaurav Tyagi, founder of Career Xpert.
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The Coronavirus pandemic already had a devastating impact on the academic calendar. Further to that, all competitive examinations like NEET, JEE, etc. were delayed - in turn affecting the admissions to undergraduate courses.
NEET is one of the most popular medical exams in India as it is a gateway to the medical courses in the top government/ private medical colleges of the country.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, 85-90 percent of 15.97 lakh candidates appeared for NEET 2020 exam. NEET PG is conducted every year for 10,821 Master of Surgery (MS), 19,953 Doctor of Medicine (MD), and 1,979 PG Diploma seats at 6,102 institutions. NEET MDS is conducted for admission to 6,501 seats - 50 percent all India quota (AIQ) and 50 percent state quota - in participating institutions.
Commenting on this Gaurav Tyagi, Founder-Career Xpert said," The consequences of postponing the NEET dates can have serious repercussions on the admission process as well as careers of many students."
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NEET is one of the most popular medical exams in India as it is a gateway to the medical courses in the top government/ private medical colleges of the country.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 85-90 percent of 15.97 lakh candidates appeared for NEET 2020 exam. NEET PG is conducted every year for 10,821 Master of Surgery (MS), 19,953 Doctor of Medicine (MD) and 1,979 PG Diploma seats at 6,102 institutions. NEET MDS is conducted for admission to 6,501 seats - 50 per cent all India quota (AIQ) and 50 per cent state quota - in participating institutions. The next step after the release of the answer key and the declaration of results is the admission process. NEET exams will be conducted twice amid the pandemic as the dates are getting delayed keeping in mind the concern of the students.
On this Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank recently said, “An announcement on the medical entrance exam date could be made in the next 10-15 days.”
Commenting on this Mr. Gaurav Tyagi, Founder-Career Xpert said, ”The consequences of postponing the NEET dates can have serious repercussions on the admission process as well as careers of many students. With NEET being the only way to MBBS and BDS courses in India, cancelling or postponing an examination with such a large participating population will have a huge impact. Already, the exams are delayed by 11 months which is having a devastating impact on the overall process.
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Commenting on this Mr. Gaurav Tyagi, Founder-Career Xpert said, ”The consequences of postponing the NEET dates can have serious repercussions on the admission process as well as careers of many students. With NEET being the only way to MBBS and BDS courses in India, cancelling or postponing an examination with such large participating population will have a huge impact. Already, the exams are delayed by 11 months which is having devasting impact on overall process.
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Gaurav Tyagi, Founder, Career Xpert
"The biggest challenge the healthcare sector/industry is facing currently is the shortage of skilled medical workforce. Our country needs more MBBS, MS and MD medical post-graduates and well-equipped hospitals and colleges. The government should allot funds for medical education in rural areas. The health facilities should be improved in rural areas with qualified doctors and better equipment. The special allowances should also be provided to the doctors and their paramedical staff. The health scheme for children should be launched by the government that should especially focus on paramedical courses. New courses should be started in the existing government colleges. There needs to be a system where we can focus on skilling and upgrading medical workforce skills in the needed geographies. In order to achieve this, major reforms are needed."
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January 2020: The coronavirus pandemic already had a devastating impact on the academic calendar. Further to that, all competitive examinations like NEET, JEE etc. were delayed – in turn affecting the admissions to undergraduate courses.
NEET is one of the most popular medical exams in India as it is a gateway to the medical courses in the top government/ private medical colleges of the country.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 85-90 percent of 15.97 lakh candidates appeared for NEET 2020 exam. NEET PG is conducted every year for 10,821 Master of Surgery (MS), 19,953 Doctor of Medicine (MD) and 1,979 PG Diploma seats at 6,102 institutions. NEET MDS is conducted for admission to 6,501 seats – 50 per cent all India quota (AIQ) and 50 per cent state quota – in participating institutions. The next step after the release of the answer key and the declaration of results is the admission process. NEET exams will be conducted twice amid the pandemic as the dates are getting delayed keeping in mind the concern of the students.
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The coronavirus pandemic already had a devastating impact on the academic calendar. Further to that, all competitive examinations like NEET, JEE, etc. were delayed - in turn affecting the admissions to undergraduate courses.
NEET is one of the most popular medical exams in India as it is a gateway to the medical courses in the top government/ private medical colleges of the country.
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