Obsuring the DMK government holder, the Rajan Committee has found a feasibility test and national entrance (NEET) weighed for rich urban students, according to official sources that have accessed their reports.
Justice Rajan, which on Wednesday was handed over to the Chair of the Constitutional Court Minister Stalin about the impact of the NEET in the prospect of prospective medical students in the state and suggested an alternative evaluation matrix, refusing to divulge details.
However, the sources in the government said the Committee felt NEET did not provide a play level for those who were without the right access to the internet and recommended returning to a higher secondary score evaluation.
This report has included views from experts who recommend at least 40% of weight for examination of class XI and 60% unity for class XII examination.
This report also recommends legal lines to find exceptions, senior officials said.
“Recommendations made in the report come from data analysis,” Justice Rajan told reporters.
A few minutes after the committee presented his report, at least two State ministers, MA Subramanian (Health) and Anbil Mahesh Poyyamozhi (school education), said the government would continue training students for NEET-2021.
“The state will consult with legal experts and seek exclusions from Neet.
But until then, we want students to continue to prepare the entrance.
Until now, receipt of NEET-based MBBS,” Subramanian said.
“Cm ​​will immediately notify us the plan to seek an exception,” he added.
NEET was introduced in the state in 2016 and from the next academic year, acceptance to medical colleges solely based on the test.
The State Election Committee recognizes students based on achievements in NEET and 69% order.
The State Health Department issued laws that seek exclusions from Neet, but this law failed to get the president’s approval.
In June, the DMK government is the Rajan Committee to study the impact of entry tests in students.
The committee gathered a view of more than 85,000 people, analyzed data about medical acceptance before and after the introduction of the NEET.
It was found that the percentage of rural students who joined medical colleges fell from 62% in 2015 to 48% in 2018-19.
During the same period of time the percentage of students with family income below? 2.5 lakh joined medical courses down from 54% to 32%.
The percentage of students from the State Council entering medical colleges fell from 99% in 2014-15 to 66% in 2019-20 and the number of students from Tamil Middle School fell from 481 to 58.
Restrictions 2020 when the country introduced a 7.5% quota for students Government schools, the number of public students who received acceptance also went down to the digit of the average of 35.
Last year, 239 government school students were treated at the Government Medical Higher Education.
“Students in urban areas are able to buy separate coaching to enter better.
While the government training center made improvements, he introduced another serious problem,” said a member of the committee.
For example, the average age of students entering medical college rises.
In 2014-15, 0.13% of students were 20 years old at the time of entry and 56.14% of them were 17 years old.
By 2020, only 11% of students were 17 years old, while 8.48% were 20 years old.
The percentage of 19-year-old children who entered medical college rose from 1.29% to almost 37%.
Many students write neets for the second and third time so they can increase their score.
With this percentage of repeaters received acceptance increased from 0.36% in 2014-15 to 70% at 2020-21.
“We have sent reports and recommendations to the state.
They must decide further action,” Justice Rajan said.