NEET 2017: Why is there no uniform syllabus across the country asks MHC

Earlier the CBSE had moved the Supreme Court challenging the Madras High Court order to declare the results.

The Madras High Court questioned the CBSE why the NEET 2017 exam could not be completed immediately after the plus 2 exams. The court said that it could not accept that the CBSE was the best pattern.

The court also asked how students could face the exam when there is no uniform syllabus across the country.

Earlier the CBSE had moved the Supreme Court challenging the Madras High Court order to declare the NEET 2017 results. The CBSE had asked the SC to allow it to declare the results. The Supreme Court will hear the matter on Monday.

The CBSE sought urgent lifting of the stay of the order passed by the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court which had stayed the declaration of the results. The CBSE made an urgent mention before the SC to lift the stay on the declaration of the results. The SC said that it would hear the matter on Monday.

This year onwards, the CBSE had conducted NEET in English, Hindi and other local languages based on an SC directive. Nine lakh students had taken the NEET exams in English while 1.5 lakh took the same in Hindi and other languages. The question papers for English and Hindi were the same, but in other languages it was different.

The CBSE said that it had different question papers to prevent possible leakage of the paper resulting in cancellation of the entire NEET.

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