NEET Scam Explained : India’s Biggest Scam Exposed NEET Scam 2024 with Proof | The HNT

By The hnt |June 14, 2024 |0 |

NEET Scam Explained : India’s Biggest Scam Exposed NEET Scam 2024 with Proof, in those days total internet and media rauomores with a Scam "NEET Scam 2024" . But why all are the would be doctors are protest on this exam, and what is the actual matter behind this exam NEET 2024, here i will discuss all about this NEET Scam 2024, and at least you can decide is this true . let begain...

NEET Scam

India's future doctors are angry with India. They are asking the SC for justice Because this year, NEET exams were not conducted properly. Allegedly, papers were leaked and the results were quite shocking. Let me explain.

NEET Scam Explained : Problem No. 1

The paper was leaked. Bihar police caught 13 people and their families for leaking the paper.

NEET Scam Explained : Problem No. 2

Where usually only 1 or 2 students used to get full marks. This time 67 students got full marks. Many of them had got the same exam centre .

NEET Scam Explained : Problem No. 3

After the results, some students have committed suicide. All these problems raise a question. Does our country care about it's future? If you also think that there is a need for change in our education system. Then help us to make this video reach as many people as possible.

All the sources of this video will be in the description below. Don't trust us. Read the sources and make your own opinion. Let's get to the root of these problems.

NEET Scam 1 Paper leak.

The first problem is the paper leak. On 5th May, NEET exams were conducted in 4750 centres 24 lakh students sit for NEET-UG exams. With the hope that there will be a fair examination. But the Economic Offences Unit of Bihar Police Department arrested 13 people in the paper leak case.

Allegedly, question papers were being purchased for Rs. 30-50 lakhs Rumours of this paper leak were circulating on social media. But no one focused on it. NTA said that the allegations of paper leak are baseless And media is unnecessarily hyping it. Apparently, there are telegram groups where people sell question papers before the exams.

It's not just about Bihar. Similar problems were found in Gujarat and Odisha. In Gujarat, a school teacher took Rs.10 lakh from each candidate. And helped them in solving the paper. Police seized Rs. 7 lakhs from a teacher who had received it in advance. Meanwhile, a video went viral on social media.

where, a man wearing a batman mask said that politicians get papers in crores. I'll give you papers in Rs. 5 lakhs. I don't know if it's true or a scam But paper leak has become quite common in India. Let's talk about last year. In Telangana a Hindi paper of SSC exam got leaked Which was circulated on WhatsApp.

Similarly, a paper of Assistant Engineer Recruitment Examination of Telangana State Public Service Commission was leaked. Due to which exams had to be cancelled. Exams of English and General Science had to be cancelled in Assam.

Because the papers were leaked. In Maharashtra, Maths paper of HSC exams was leaked. Police investigation found out that the college had leaked question paper of Chemistry and Physics. Every year, there are many such incidences around us And these are the things that get caught.

Think, how many of such instances don't get caught In today's time, despite having so much security. Every year, some or the other paper is leaked How is this possible? Who is responsible for this?

NEET Scam high cut-off list

Yesterday, we saw a video of Physics Wallah Where he said that in a centre in Haryana, students were given two papers. And confusion began In which a lot of time was wasted. Then later, they were told which is the right paper. And they were told to solve the paper In a centre in Rajasthan, Hindi medium students were given an English paper.

In Chhattisgarh, after 45 minutes, it was found that students were given the wrong paper. Students' time was wasted. That is, the way the examination was conducted, there were problems in that too. And in the result declaration too. Result was declared on 4th June. 10 days before the actual date. On the same day, the whole media was busy covering the results of the election. And how was the result? 67 students got full marks.

That is, 720 out of 720. Now you will think that if so many students got full marks, then it is a good thing. But let's see the record. In 2019 the top score was 701 out 720 In 2020, 2 students got full marks In 2021, 3 students scored full marks In 2022, 4 students secured the top score of 715 And in 2023, 2 students got 720 out 720 But in 2024, suddenly 67.

Is this a coincidence? Or even you find this problematic? Moreover, 2 candidates got 719 and 718 marks. This is a little weird. Why? Let me explain.

The maximum possible marks in the exam are 720. Total questions are 180. For every correct answer, you get 4 marks. And for every wrong answer, you get 1 negative mark Let's assume that one question was not attempted at all Then 4 marks less, that is, 716 marks should be the final score And if one question is wrong, then 715 marks should be the score So how can 2 students get 719 and 718 marks?

The explanation of NTA is that at the loss of time during the exam, students were given grace marks for that That is why some students can get 718 and 719 marks. This happened with the help of a normalization formula, which is made by our Supreme Court.

But here the Physics Wallah asked a question. That if the problem is of time, then the solution should also be of time. The children whose time was wasted they should be given extra time. So that they can solve the problem. By giving grace marks, new problems can get created It would be unfair on other students The explanation of NTA is that last year, about 20 lakh students were sitting for the exam.

And this year 23 lakh students Due to the competitive nature of the exam, the cut-off was very high. But what do you think? Does having more 3 lakh students justify such a huge margin? Many of the toppers were from the same exam centres Is this just a coincidence?

You only tell us in the comments. And problem number 3 and the most important problem is the impact on children. How much is the exam pressure in India? We don't need to tell you this. I still have nightmares that my 10th standard Sanskrit paper is left. If the exam pressure has left such a big trauma on my mind after so many years, then think what would have been the state of mind while giving exams?

In this entire exam, from paper leaks to time loss, grace marks, even in the result declaration, there were many problems. Due to this chaos, some of the students even committed suicide This is a sad reality of India. These are some of my unfiltered thoughts. If you want to take them seriously, then take them.

Else, just ignore it But I feel that a country where there is no value of merit and talent such a country can never progress. Why will people study if they can buy question paper on telegram with money? Why will people give exams when fake certificates can be made so that they can get reservations?

These are the core problems of the country. If we don't address them now, then why would any youth want to live in this country? Why would he think of making the country better by living here? He will also shift to Germany at the first opportunity that he gets Where the air is good, the lifestyle is good, education is free.

Because here the one who works hard in India studies with dignity and honesty, gives the exam without cheating, there is no place in the system for him. This message goes to the youth of India from this entire incident If you can't conduct the exam properly, then don't take the exam. Postpone, change, do anything.

Learn to accept your mistakes first. What do you think? What should be the solution in this whole matter? Should the exams be conducted again? Should the grace marks be cancelled? What is your opinion? Do tell us in the comments.