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Tamil Nadu NEET 2018 Medical Admissions suspended after HC asks CBSE to give extra marks

Tuesday July 10, 2018 2:33 PM, ummid.com News Network

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Tamil Nadu Medical Admission Counseling: The Directorate of Medical Education Tamil Nadu (DME Tamil Nadu) has been asked to suspend DME Tamil Nadu Neet UG 2018 Admission Counseling and Admission activities till the CBSE releases revised Rank List based on the extra marks granted to the students by a Madras High Court order.

The Directorate of Medical Education Tamil Nadu (DME Tamil Nadu) had earlier released Rank List based on the earlier scores of the students and are now completing the first round of counseling which began on July 01.

However, with the Madras High Court order directing the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to grant extra 196 marks out of the total 720, all admission and counselling procedures have been suspended.

The Madras High Court while granting extra 196 marks to the students of Tamil Nadu, also asked to the CBSE to release revised Rank List based on the extra marks.

"All students who had taken NEET in Tamil will now get an additional 196 marks out of 720, whether they had attempted these wrong questions or not," counsel for petitioner, Shaji Chellam, told NDTV.

The court's decision will benefit around 24,000 students, many of whom were anxious about their future. It would also have ramifications for students across the country as it the rankings could be drastically altered.

The petitioner, CPM lawmaker TK Rangarajan, claimed 49 questions were wrong in the Tamil version of the NEET paper and asked that the students be given full marks on these questions. The lawmaker also contended that despite knowing that a petition on the matter was filed and was due for hearing, the CBSE had released the results.

"We found both the questions as well their answers wrong," Shaji Chellam said, citing an instance where "Cheetah was translated as Seetha in Tamil".

The Directorate of Medical Education Tamil Nadu (DME Tamil Nadu) issued the admission notification on June 10, 2018. Consequently, it started admission procedure from June 11. The last date for receipt of filled in application was fixed as June 19, 2018.

The Directorate of Medical Education Tamil Nadu (DME Tamil Nadu) released on June 28, 2018 the Provisional Rank List for MBBS/BDS Govternment and Management Quota of the students who have applied for admission to First Year MBBS/BDS courses for 2018-19.

The Directorate of Medical Education Tamil Nadu (DME Tamil Nadu) released on June 30, 2018 the Tentative Counselling Schedule for MBBS/BDS Govternment and Management Quota of the students who have applied for admission to First Year MBBS/BDS courses for 2018-19. Based on this schedule, admissions started on July 01 and was still underway. It now stands suspended till CBSE issues the revised Rank List.

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