Tougher NEET baffles students
The Hindu
475 to 480 score may help secure free seat in TS
Defying expectations of students that the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test-2021 would be easy due to pressures related to COVID-19 pandemic, a lengthy paper, tougher and time-consuming questions greeted aspirants this year. For the first time, internal choices were given that led to consumption of additional time for students, thus affecting their performance. “Overall, the scoring may reduce this year but ranking may not be affected much as it was tough for everyone,” explained D. Shankar Rao, dean of Medical Stream at Sri Chaitanya institutions in Kukatpally. It was tougher this time due to tougher questions than last year and also the fact that students were mentally prepared for an easier exam due to the pandemic.
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