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NEET UG Result: Questions are being raised on the working methodology of the National Test Agency regarding the result of NEET UG exam. While the founder of The Qualifier has asked many questions to the National Test Agency, the Congress Party has warned of agitation alleging rigging in the NEET exam result. The National Test Agency is being accused of making a big mistake in the NEET exam 2024. Aditya Kejriwal, founder of The Qualifier, a reputed coaching institute of Purnia district, has asked some questions to the National Test Agency on Friday. Kejriwal questioned that 67 children have topped the NEET exam 2024. In the last few years, there have been only a few students who have scored 720 out of 720 marks, but how did 67 come this time? Out of 67, there are 44 students who are on the basis of grace marks. The question is whether NEET toppers will be selected on the basis of grace marks.
Dr Aditya Kejriwal has said that there is an exam centre in Faridabad, Haryana, where there are 8 toppers from serial number 62 to serial number 69, out of which 6 have got 720 out of 720 marks and two have got 719 and 718 marks. This in itself is surprising, can this happen? Doesn't this raise questions on the NEET marking process and the entire exam?
Congress alleges rigging, warns of agitation
Bihar Pradesh Youth Congress State Spokesperson Jaivardhan Singh has asked the government several questions alleging fraud in the NEET results and has demanded that the government should investigate the exam. Jaivardhan Singh alleged that for the first time 67 students have scored 720 out of 720 marks i.e. 100 percent marks. Out of these, 8 students were from the same centre which seems to be under suspicion.
This is the first time that such a large number of students have scored 100 percent marks, before this only 4 students were able to make this record. The NEET 2024 exam was held on May 5, the result of which was to come on June 14 but these results were declared 10 days earlier on June 4. The day the results of the Lok Sabha elections were coming, due to which many questions are being raised on the government agency NTA conducting the exam. The application window was opened on 9 and 10 April, just 24 days before the exam.
The state spokesperson has asked why this was done, how many children filled the form then, how many of them were from which centre, how many of them got selected? There is a demand to make their roll numbers public. First the news of NEET paper leak and now the error in the result is ruining the future of lakhs of youth of the country. The government should answer this and get it investigated otherwise we will all be forced to protest.
