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‘State should have own medical entrance exam’

Members of the Coaching Federation in Jalandhar on Friday put forth a demand before the state government seeking a plan for restarting Punjab’s entrance exam for admission in MBBS in the medical colleges of the state. The coaching institutes have...

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Jalandhar, Updated At : 07:12 AM Sep 14, 2024 IST

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Members of the Coaching Federation in Jalandhar on Friday put forth a demand before the state government seeking a plan for restarting Punjab’s entrance exam for admission in MBBS in the medical colleges of the state.

The coaching institutes have demanded that there must be a state-specific medical examination in Punjab due to low success rate in NEET. They said since NEET is a single exam, failing it meant that a candidate loses a full year and cannot perform again until the next year.

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