‘Big billion sale for NEET PG 2023 aspirants!’: Memes flood X after zero cut-off announcement
NEET PG 2023 cut-off at 0. The government announced that all candidates who appeared in the exam will be eligible. The last rank holder has scored -40.
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Try NowAnu Parthiban | September 21, 2023 | 12:07 PM IST
NEW DELHI: The Union health ministry has approved the reduction of NEET PG cut-off 2023 after repeated requests from medicos, doctor groups. As per the revised NEET PG qualifying percentile, those candidates who have scored zero will also be considered for admission to postgraduate (PG) medical courses. Soon after the announcement, memes started flooding X (formerly Twitter).
The decision to reduce the NEET PG cut-off 2023 to 0 received mixed reactions. The Indian Medical Association (IMA) and the IMA National Zonal coordinator Dhruv Chauhan also had different points of view. While, IMA welcomed the move, the the zonal coordinator of IMA said that the decision “should concern the general public more”
“The current decision to reduce NEET PG cut off to “ - 40 marks ” should not concern doctors. It should concern the general public more and who are still silent over the issue. Your health is being traded in the market of Private mafias and politicians openly,” Dhruv Chauhan tweeted.
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The United Doctors Front Association (UDFA) national president Lakshya Mittal said that the “revision of NEET PG cut-off to zero should not be seen in negative light as admission to PG seats would still be on the basis of merit itself”.
As per the Times of India report, the last rank holder has scored -40 marks. FAIMA doctors association, Tamil Nadu minister Udhayanidhi Stalin and several others said that the decision is “mockery of the standard of medical education and healthcare system” of India.
We are shocked to see such notice released by Ministry of Health regarding NEET PG Cut off.
— FAIMA Doctors Association (@FAIMA_INDIA_) September 20, 2023
It is ridiculous to see zero percentile candidates are eligible for getting a Postgraduate Seat.
This is mockery of the standard of Medical Education & healthcare system @DrRohanKrishna3 pic.twitter.com/kyNfoRJFmd
“Meanwhile Aryabhatta to NMC after they reduced NEET PG cut off to “ZERO”, Dhruv Chauhan tweeted.
Meanwhile Aryabhatta to NMC after they reduced NEET PG cut off to “ZERO”.. pic.twitter.com/4gieymyqXP
— Dr.Dhruv Chauhan (@DrDhruvchauhan) September 20, 2023
Some X users have opined that the decision was taken by the government to benefit the private medical colleges.
Rich candidates after 0 cut-off for Neet pg #NEETPG #MedX #MedTwitter pic.twitter.com/lY3JdbmloX
— Dr. Nomad (@nomadic_med) September 20, 2023
Tamil Nadu minister Udhayanidhi Stalin said that NEET is nothing but a screening mechanism to filter out the poor and marginalised students.
Neet pg cutoff dropped to 0
— दिव्य (@divysaksena1) September 20, 2023
Le private Medical Colleges : #neetpg pic.twitter.com/3QbBPTQuKa
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