Chennai: In close motion, Tamil Nadu assembly Monday past the bill to enter the medical department only on the basis of class XII in the board exam.
The bill also provides for 7.5% horizontal reservations in medical courses for government school students.
“Acceptance for medical education programs can be traced to enter 25 from list III, schedule VII constitution.
Therefore, the state government is competent to regulate the same.
So, I moved this bill, “said CM K Stalin, as BJP MLAS walked out protests.
This bill aims to avoid neets and only have class XII signs as criteria for reception for MBBS, BDS & Homeopathy courses.
Opposition parties such as AIADMK and PMK, in addition to DMK allies, supported bills.
However, BJP members walk out of assembly protests.
A high-level committee, led by Judge AK Rajan, a former judge of Madras High Court, which was founded by the DMK government in June, was reported to the government that Neet had undermined the representation of various communities in MBBS and higher medical courses, supporting the rich group, While hurting the section.
The less affected ones are the most affected are government school students, those who have parental income less than Rs 2.5 lakh per year and that most classes of backward, SCS and Scholarship trees.
The committee said NEET did not appear to ensure the benefits or standards of students offered by MBBS were in its scope.
The Judican Rajan Committee was received from 86,342 people and handed over July 14 “Panel has recommended that the state government passed an action, such as registration at the Professional Education Institution Act, 2006 (TN Law 3 of 2007),” Stalin said.
Following recommendations, the state government formed another committee of the secretary led by the Secretary of the Head V IRAI ANBU on July 15 Secretary committee recommended the same route to cancel NEET.
Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin said it was wrong to say that NEET improved medical examination standards.
TN has one of the highest amounts of medical institutions and teeth even before 2017.
“Acceptance is carried out based on the qualification exam there will be a way to reduce educational standards, because secondary syllabus is higher than sufficient standards,” he said.