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How a three-time NEET aspirant became a protester for a few hours

How a three-time NEET aspirant became a protester for a few hours
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A NEET aspirant shares his experience of transitioning from a student to a protester following the cancellation of medical entrance exams due to alleged mismanagement. The story highlights the frustration of students demanding accountability from the National Testing Agency.

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The NEET controversy has sparked widespread student unrest in India, raising significant questions about the integrity of national competitive examinations.

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A little before 9 a.m., Gautam Tamboliya stood outside Patel Chowk Metro station, checking his phone every few minutes.

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