NEET is the gateway to becoming a doctor, but does scoring high in exam truly reflect someone’s potential to be a compassionate and skilled doctor? Medicine requires empathy, practical problem solving, and communication, qualities that can’t be measured by MCQs alone.
What do you think?
It’s not
But it’s Indian education system we are talking about
Has anything been fair since childhood?
We were taught to learn alone but in adulthood what matters is how you manage a group or in a group
So, NEET just clears out the clutter from the people who can remember it all from the ones that can’t
And that just one criteria they decide on to make the young people doctors
Definitely, an exam alone cannot define your true worth. What actually matters is your skills and potential. But unfortunately, according to our system, all these entrance exam matters in deciding our career and their prime focus would be theoretical knowledge. Sadly, nothing can be done from our side, unless there happens to be a change in our educational systems and approach.