Two MBBS Aspirants Die, PMK Repeats Demand to Abolish NEET

Chennai: Two students who were preparing to join MBBS courses have died by suicide in Tamil Nadu. The incidents have raised concerns about the pressure faced by students preparing for the NEET medical entrance examination.

The Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) has once again demanded the cancellation of NEET, stating that the exam creates heavy pressure among medical aspirants.

PMK leaders said many students face difficulties during the preparation process and requested the government to consider other methods for medical admissions.

The incidents have renewed discussions about student stress, mental health support, and the need for better counselling facilities for young aspirants.

Supporters of NEET say the exam provides a common admission system for medical colleges across India, while critics continue to raise concerns about its impact on students.