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NEET-UG 2024 | 2 Candidates Approach Supreme Court Against Re-NEET, Says It's Unfair To Scrap Entire Exam For Mischief By Few
In relation to the NEET-UG 2024 controversy, two students, Ms. Kritika Garg and Ms. Priyanjali Garg, have filed an intervention application opposing the re-conducting of the 2024 examination. They argue that forcing students who have prepared extensively to rewrite the exam would be unfair and burdensome, not just for the students but also for their families. \r
The applicants emphasize that NEET-UG is a rigorous exam and should not be invalidated due to allegations that may involve only a small fraction of students. They highlight their own scores of 705 and 690 as a testament to their hard work and merit, advocating against penalizing all students for the actions of a few. The application also criticizes political interference and commercial motives behind calls for re-conducting the exam. Overall, they contend that re-conducting NEET-UG 2024 would cause unnecessary distress to deserving students who have legitimately earned their scores.