Why is NEET good?

Mansi Khandelwal, INN/New Delhi, @infodeaofficial

NEET (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test) formerly All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) is conducted for the students who seek to pursue graduation or post-graduation in medical (MBBS, MD, MS) and Dental courses (BDS, MDS) in both private or government colleges.

Pursuing NEET provides you with ample open opportunities to you if you clear that! Once you clear the exam you will get a medical college either private or government according to your marks and ranks from where you can pursue your graduation and get a doctor tag!! Which itself is a very proud thing. NEET provides the student with the highest-ranking colleges. NEET exam requires a deep study of 11 and 12 science syllabus, as the exam consists of 180 marks of Physics and Chemistry each and 360 for Biology.

AIR Rank 9 NEET 2019, Mihir Rai says

“It is a highly competitive exam as every year around 15 lakh students sit and write the exam albut only around 15000 students are selected. Hence selecting rate is only 1 percent which really makes it highly competitive even if it’s not that difficult.

But NEET is not just an exam, it is a phase which helps us to be a better student and be disciplined in studies.”

NEET Aspirants have an ample number of benefits like-

Many Universities of engineering entrance conduct their entrance test separately but NEET provides you the common entrance test for all private and Deemed Universities. Also, as the competition is quite tough the gamers who enter the colleges without passion on behalf of money, Neet prevents this.

Applying and preparing for many entrance tests hoping for selection in at least one, gives a harsh mental pressure to the student and the student is not able to concentrate on any one of the tests. NEET prevents you from this pressure and students can focus on a single exam pattern and syllabus as you have to give this test only to enter any college in India.

When AIPMT was in operation students had to solve 200 questions in a short duration of 180 minutes, but NNET has changed this catalog and asks for just 180 questions to be solved in the same time duration. This reduces the mental pressure of missing out a question and can give the test a relaxed mind.

As NEET provides the marks and ranking and the student is allotted the college according to his/her performance, it provides all an equal opportunity to showcase their talent and get into their best by giving their best!!

NEET on an overall basis doesn’t affect reservations, but some States do apply reservation of seats in colleges. So the student gets an equal chance to enter the college irrespective of their race, caste, and creed.

Repetition of tests in different states and different colleges for entrance sometimes causes the risk of paper leaks. NEET provides a fair chance to students as it prevents these repetitions and leaks to happen.

Securing seats with high donations is a common aspect seen in society, but being a NEET aspirant you don’t have to worry about the same. The student will only be given admission on the basis of his/her performance and marks obtained in the test.