NEET SS 2021 Exam to be Held in January

NEET SS 2021 Exam in January
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As per the latest notification released by the National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences (NBEMS), the registration window for (NEET-SS, 2021) will re-open on November 1 (3 pm) and will close on November 22 at 11:55 pm. National Eligibility cum Entrance Test Super Specialty (NEET-SS) will be conducted on January 10, 2022.

Paid Additional Examination Fee Refunded

Those who are not willing to continue with the application registered in the current window for NEET-SS 2021 in view of the above changes may submit a request for refund of examination fee to the National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences (NBEMS).

In the notice, NBEMS has mentioned that the candidates who have already registered and paid examination fee of more than Rs 4250/- in case of applying for more than one group will be refunded the additional examination fee paid. will be given.

Registration Window Will Reopen On 1st November:
In the release NBEMS has also said that the revised scheme for NEET SS will be implemented from the academic year 2025-26. NEET SS will follow the exam pattern of 2020-2021.
The ongoing NEET SS registration program will be put on hold till 31 October and the registration window will reopen on 1 November as per the new dates for NEET SS exam.

Revised NEET-SS Dates

Events – Revised NEET-SS Dates:

    • 1) The reopening of the registration window for submission of online applications starts from November 1 (from 3 PM) to November 22 (11:55 PM).
    • 2) NEET SS edit window opens from 1st December to 7th December.
    • 3) The last editing window starts ending from December 20 to December 23
    • 4) Issuance of NEET SS admit card will start from January 3, 2022
    • 5) NEET SS date is 10th January.

Supreme Court Rebukes Against Last Minute Change In NEET-PG Super Specialty Exam 2021:
Remember, Forty-one PG-qualified doctors have challenged the sudden last-minute change in the syllabus of the exam. Students argue that the pattern has been changed just two months before the exam. Now the SC asked the central government to reconsider and appear before the bench on Wednesday. The Supreme Court bluntly told the government that either the government itself should conduct the examination on the old pattern or face legal consequences.

Last Minute Changes

Last Minute Changes Should Be Logical:

    1. The Supreme Court said that the change in the exam pattern at the last minute should be logical.
    2. It said that with this move of the government it is clear that medical profession and medical education have become a profession.
    3. What is the need to change the pattern at the last moment, but it should be implemented next year and not from this year. You need to give them some time. What is the hurry to make changes,” Justice Chandrachud said.
    4. The government should do something for the students. These students have prepared for so long. From the day he joins MBBS, he aims to get into the super speciality. They study continuously and are committed, the judge said.
    5. When ASG Aishwarya Bhatti, appearing for the Centre, said that only 41 students have filed the petition while five thousand students have appeared in the examination, Justice BV Nag Ratana said the number of people who approached the court did not matter.
    6. These 41 have no choice. This is a matter of his life and career. They too will have to appear for the examination eventually,” Justice Chandra-chud said.