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The CBI investigation into the NEET 2026 leak revealed that four relatives of the arrested Biwal brothers suspiciously secured government medical seats last year.
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The NTA has scheduled the NEET 2026 re-exam for June 21 with new admit cards arriving June 14, and announced a shift to CBT mode next year.
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The CBI has detained a 30-year-old BAMS student from Nashik who allegedly purchased the leaked NEET 2026 paper for ₹10 lakh and resold it.
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Nalanda Police have busted an organized NEET solver gang, arresting three individuals – including a second-year MBBS student—and seizing cash and forged admit cards.
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Following massive paper leak allegations originating in Rajasthan, the NTA has officially cancelled the NEET-UG 2026 exam and ordered a nationwide CBI investigation.
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AIIMS Gorakhpur has officially relaxed the strict NMC guidelines, granting MBBS students a fifth mercy attempt to clear their professional examinations starting this session.
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Nitin, a 22-year-old MBBS student from Alwar, was tragically found dead inside an SMS Medical College hostel in Jaipur just hours before his scheduled exam.
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The Bihar Health Department will now allow MBBS doctors to perform Level One ultrasounds following a mandatory 300-hour special training program under the PCPNDT Act.
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The Supreme Court dismissed a petition challenging the institutional preference quota in AIIMS INI-CET postgraduate admissions, keeping the underlying legal question open for future consideration.
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Outrage erupts as AMU suspends three resident doctors following an ER clash, with the fraternity claiming they were unjustly punished for protecting colleagues from a mob.
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Ratna Debnath, mother of the RG Kar victim, secured a massive electoral victory in Panihati, raising hopes for stringent workplace safety reforms for women
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The NMC scrapped the 150-seat limit and 20-acre land rule for new medical colleges, sparking concerns over inadequate infrastructure and diluted education quality.
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A 28-year-old first-year MD Psychiatry student, Dr. Vartika Singh, was found dead in her Agra hostel room on Sunday after a suspected sleeping pill overdose.
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A ragging complaint filed with the NMC by a Kurnool Medical College first-year student was declared fake after police discovered a senior forged it.
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To prevent impersonation and paper leaks by solver gangs, the NMC ordered medical colleges to deny all student leave during the NEET UG weekend (May 2-3).
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Second-year MBBS student Anushka Jain was found dead inside her hostel room at MGM Medical College, Kishanganj, on April 24 under highly suspicious circumstances.
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A 12th-pass fake doctor was arrested at KGMU Lucknow for extorting patients, forging documents, and allegedly targeting female MBBS students in a conversion racket.
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A tragic incident claimed the lives of junior doctor Dr. Satyam Nayak and second-year MBBS student Sachin Mahawar, who drowned in Siddharthnagar on Tuesday.
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The patient reportedly reached the Sarojini Hostel area and made an inappropriate comment regarding the clothing of a passing female MBBS student.
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Driven by the tragic memory of a pregnant woman who once died after traveling 12 kilometers on a bullock cart to seek delayed care, Dr. Srimathi devoted her life to maternal and foetal health.
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This incident is part of a deeply concerning trend of escalating violence and indiscipline within medical college hostels nationwide.
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According to police reports, Dr. K. Suresh, a 26-year-old surgery resident who had joined the MS program just three months ago, was found unresponsive in his room.
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Due to severe staffing shortages and a massive, unrelenting patient load, HoDs expect residents to bridge the gap. Doctors are physically unable to leave critical patients unattended, resulting in 80 to 90-hour work weeks.
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According to reports, 19-year-old Jiya Daki was found hanging in her room at the Devi Girls’ Hostel in Shahibaug.
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The most chilling aspect of this case is not the legal intimidation by multi-billion dollar corporations, but the deafening silence from within the fraternity. Read why?
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Just three months ago, in early 2026, the administration had to take strict disciplinary action after a first-year (2025 batch) MBBS student reported a horrifying ordeal.
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By exclusively targeting MBBS and MS/MD professionals, the government turns a blind eye to rampant quackery, ultimately jeopardizing the safety of vulnerable patients relying on rural healthcare networks.
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The court noted that the e-evaluation system is so deeply flawed that checking the exact same answer sheet multiple times yielded completely different results.
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The panel stated that granting six attempts provides a much more humane, student-friendly framework, ensuring that otherwise capable students are not forced to completely abandon their medical careers due to early academic setbacks.
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The Court highlighted that there is no absolute “compulsion” to serve, as students always have the legal option to pay the agreed-upon penalty amount to break the bond.
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