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No fee hike for medical courses amid NEET retest stress, says Medical Education Minister

No fee hike for medical courses amid NEET retest stress, says Medical Education Minister
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The Karnataka government has announced that there will be no fee hikes for medical and dental courses for the 2026-27 academic year. This decision aims to alleviate financial stress on students and parents following the NEET re-examination controversy.

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This policy provides financial stability for thousands of medical students and reflects government efforts to manage public anxiety surrounding competitive entrance exams.

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The Karnataka government has decided not to hike the fees for medical, dental, undergraduate, and postgraduate courses for the current academic year.

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