Indian medical "college entrance examination" is too difficult, 19 -year -old girl committed suicide after checking the results

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

According to "India Today" reported on September 8th, a 19 -year -old girl in Tamil Nadang, India was committed to committing suicide by failing to pass the "Neet" test. "NEET" is the National Entrance Examination of India, known as the "college entrance examination" of Indian medical sciences, and one of the most difficult tests for Indian candidates.

Indian candidates are inquiry results (picture source: BBC)

The results of the "Neet" test in India were announced on September 7 in 2022. After a few hours of the results, the girl chose to die.

After the girl committed suicide, the family quickly sent her to the hospital, but the hospital announced that the girl had died, and the police then sent the girl to the autopsy.

Lahul Gandhi, the leader of the Indian opposition party, met with the girl's family. The girl's family complained to Laur, and the "Net" test was too difficult, and they asked to cancel the test.

It is understood that since 2017, the "Neet" test has become a compulsory entrance examination for medical sciences in Indian universities. Prior to this, students who are interested in studying medicine have comprehensive admission based on the grade 12 grades and the results of each state entrance examination. Unite.

Indian students are taking the exam (picture source: New Delhi TV)

According to the Indian National Examination Agency, there are 180 questions in the "Neet" test, with 45 questions each in physics, chemistry, botany, and zoology. The full score is 720 points. Each question scores 4 points correctly, and the error scores -1 points. The test time is 3 hours and 20 minutes.

The BBC reports that the "Neet" and the Education Admission Test (Jee) are the most difficult test in India. Candidates usually register in advance and participate in training institutions for preparation.

Getting high scores in these exams can enter top universities. After graduation, you may find good jobs, but the competition is very fierce.

According to reports, a total of 13,2167 candidates in Tamil Nadang took the "Neet" exam, and only 6,7787 candidates passed the exam.

Tamilnadbon had previously suffered a lot of suicide due to the pressure of the "Neet" test. In July of this year, a girl in the state committed suicide one day before the exam. The girl said in her testament that she was afraid that the exam was not good.

In early July, a 18 -year -old boy also committed suicide. He said in a testament that he found that the "Neet" test was too difficult to get the score he wanted.

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