New Delhi / Chennai: Minister of Tamil Nadu for Medical Welfare and MA Subramanian’s family on Thursday demanded that the Memo Center for the National Feasibility Test (NEET) and allow the state to fill in receipt to all professional courses based on class XII.
The council exam for class XII was canceled because Pandemic and Tamil Nadu have announced the criteria for recognizing students to college.
Happy! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the results of urging the central government to cancel all national level entrance examinations such as Neet, as with the CBSE council exam.
During his visit to the national capital, Subramanian called for the Minister of Education Union Dharmendra Pradhan and discussed with him some problems related to Tamil Nadu, including removing Neet.
“During the discussion, we explained that the recommendations of the Retired Judge K Daran committee while filing our demands.
The Union Minister made sure to examine the demands,” Subramanian told reporters.
The DMK in power in Tamil Nadu last month was a panel, led by retired Judge of the High Court AK Rajan, to analyze if Neet had a negative impact on students from the classroom and if so, the committee would recommend improvement measures to the government.
It has submitted his report on Wednesday, with Justice Rajan, say the majority of representations do not want Neet.
Explain to Subrmania about the background of the direction of the Supreme Court when doing Neet, Pradhan tells him that for the convenience of Tamil Nadu students, four new cities – Chengalpattu, Virudhunagar, Dindigul and Tiruppur have been added to do Neet.
“Also, sharing with it that to fulfill regional aspirations, the number of languages ​​offered this year has been upgraded to 13 out of 11 with the addition of Malayalam and Punjabi.
The exam has been done in Tamil,” Pradhan tweeted afterwards.
Subramanian, referring to Pradhan’s explanation, said “The problem is about doing neets and also the syllabus and not about the inspection center.
We have said that Neet see suicide of 13 students (in TN)”.
Pradhan had understood the worries of Tamil Nadu as his own country Odisha faced problems because of Neet, added Subramanian.
Tamil Nadu supports the cancellation of NEET and all national level entrance examinations as doing such tests during the pandemic detrimental to the health and welfare of the students.
“The Tamil Nadu government might be allowed to fill all professional seats including the MBBSDS \ ayush course based on class XII marks only,” something told Pradhan by Subramanian.
Furthermore, it has become “consistent and considered opinions” from Tamil Nadu that the sign XII class alone becomes the basis for entering higher education and “doing NEET eliminating opportunities for rural students, the majority studies in their mother tongue and lacks resources \ access to access to coaching institution.
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The elimination of Neet is the promise of the election of DMK M LED Stalin who won the April 6 assembly poll in the state.
Subramanian, who later asked the health minister Union Mansukh Mandaviya, said he demanded 12 doses of Covid vaccine crore to discuss about six crore recipients in Tamil Nadu.
The country has so far obtained around 1.70 covid crore vaccines.
“We told the Union Minister that we needed 12 doses of crore from the vaccine to give two doses to six people.
He has convinced to meet the needs of the country,” Subramanian said.
During the meeting, he presented 13 demands to the Minister of Health Union, including building a new AIIM in Coimbatore in addition to accelerating the Madurai AIIMS project.
The Union Minister told him he would see this problem.
Also, he responded positively to the request of the drug to treat black mushrooms and guaranteed to release the RS 800 Crore to help the state government to launch the right steps to prevent the third wave of Koronavirus.