NEET’s promise has failed; it’s time to trust States
The author argues that the NEET medical entrance exam has failed to deliver on its promises of meritocracy and fairness, instead fostering a commercialized coaching culture. The piece advocates for returning control of medical admissions to individual states to better reflect diverse academic achievements.
T he unprecedented protests by students across the country following the NEET question paper leak are not merely about one compromised examination. They reflect a deeper crisis of confidence in a system that was projected as the ultimate guardian of merit. When lakhs of students lose faith in the fairness of the process that determines their future, the nation’s conscience is shaken.
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