Amid controversy surrounding the results of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Exam for Postgraduate (NEET PG), the All India Students Dental Association (AISDU) directed students to submit their grievances or discrepancies in their scores through a Google Form.
“Students are filing a case—become a petitioner by filling out this form,” the association said in its post on social media X sharing the petition today, August 28.
To recall, the results of the exam were announced by the National Board of Education for Medical Sciences (NBMES) on August 23. Following the announcement, many aspirants claimed to have found several discrepancies in the results.
For instance, some aspirants, particularly those who attempted the exam in the morning shift claimed that their marks and ranks were much less than what they were expecting after comparing their answers to those in unofficial answer keys due to improper rationalisation.
They are demanding that the NBEMS release both the raw and rationalised marks, as well as the official answer key of the exam.
It is important to remember that the aspirants petitioned the Supreme Court against the two-shift system of the exam, and expressed serious doubts about the rationalisation process.
Many aspirants also found other discrepancies in the results, like over 300 candidates scoring the same percentile. To recall, similar discrepancies were found in NEET UG this year, leading to massive protests across the nation.
