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National Testing Agency containing key data points for the NEET UG examination across multiple years. 📅📊 It includes details on candidates registered, appeared, and qualified. 🧑🏻‍⚕️👨🏻‍⚕️ Data is broken down by language, gender, and category. 🗣️🚻📋 The report also provides a state-wise breakdown of candidate performance.📍📈 @Target_Neet_UG_2026_2027 @Target_Neet_UG_Future_Doctors

📌✴️ The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced the NEET (UG) 2026 results 📢 for admission to undergraduate medical, dental, AYUSH, and allied programs 🩺🦷. Approximately 11.23 lakh candidates qualified🎉 out of nearly 20 lakh applicants.☝🏻 🛑 The exam was conducted in 13 languages 🌍 across various cities in India and abroad ✈️. 🟪 Over 50% of the qualified candidates are women🧑🏻‍⚕️, and top performers are generally between 17 and 29 years old. 🎓🎊

Aa hi gaya Finally 😭 Atleast Nind to kharab hone nahi diya 😭 Nahi Raat bhar soch te rah ta Kab aaye ga Result!!
Aa hi gaya Finally 😭 Atleast Nind to kharab hone nahi diya 😭 Nahi Raat bhar soch te rah ta Kab aaye ga Result!!

Score Distribution and Highest Scorers • 19 candidates scored above 700 out of 720. • 1,492 candidates scored 650 and above. • 10,160 candidates scored 600 and above. • 90,780 candidates scored 500 and above.

🇮🇳India MBBS Seat Matrix 2026 Released Big opportunity for NEET 2026 aspirants! India has now crossed 1.36 lakh MBBS seats,with 9,911 new seats added for the 2026 admission cycle. 📊Key Highlights 🏥 Total Medical Colleges in India : 823 🎯 Total MBBS Seats : 1,36,939 🩺 New MBBS Seats Added : 9,911 🏥Government Medical Colleges ✅Colleges : 441 ✅MBBS Seats : 63,296 🏥Private Medical Colleges ✅Colleges : 382 ✅MBBS Seats : 73,643 🏆MBBS Seats in Institutes of National Importance(INIs) 🔹AIIMS (20 Campuses) : 2,449 Seats 🔹JIPMER Puducherry : 200 Seats 🔹JIPMER Karaikal : 100 Seats 🎯Total INI MBBS Seats : 2,749 📈Seat Distribution 🔵Government Seats : 46.2% 🟢Private Seats : 53.8%

⚠️🔴 Like Many State run Institutes of various States, AIIMS also now introduced MBBS Course Discontinuation Penalty Bond system from A.Y 2026-27 Onwards. Previously this system already exist under "B.sc Nursing/Allied Health Care Science(Paramedical)/M.sc Nursing Courses excluding MBBS Course" with existing Penalty amount Rs. 5000 Only. From A.Y 2026-27 Onwards, this "Course Discontinuation Penalty Bond system" [ Resign from institute by candidate after taking admission in the middle of course/incomplete of degree ] applied to all the UG Courses of AIIMS including MBBS also with a revised charge payable. ✳️ Candidate have to pay Rs. 50,000 for any UG Courses as mandatory Discontinuation Penalty Institute Bond for AIIMS Institutes.

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare will examine the conduct of the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET-UG) and the functioning of health regulatory bodies during its meeting on July 16. Chaired by Samajwadi Party leader Ram Gopal Yadav, the committee will discuss the organisational structure, mandate and functioning of regulatory institutions under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, including issues related to NEET under the NMC Act, 2019.

Who wants to be a Doctor in India ? 540 hours of duty. All in a single month!! That's roughly 18 hours PER DAY, for a MONTH!
Who wants to be a Doctor in India ? 540 hours of duty. All in a single month!! That's roughly 18 hours PER DAY, for a MONTH! This RTI response from the Department of Pediatrics, AIIMS Nagpur shows Junior Residents being assigned 540 duty hours per month. How can anyone expect safe, error-free patient care from doctors pushed to this extent ? Sleep deprivation isn’t dedication - it’s a serious patient safety risk and a human rights issue. And it affects both the patient and the doctor at the same time. Healthcare cannot run on the exploitation of young doctors. The Department of Pediatrics at AIIMS Nagpur must explain how such duty hours are justified. What do you think ?