NEET PG: Doctor to file RTI seeking explanation from NBE on how they spend on exam

Dr Rohan Krishnan, National President of FAIMA India, has said that he will file RTI to seek an explanation on how NBE spends on the NEET PG exam.

After questioning the huge fees charged by the National Board of Examination (NBE) for NEET PG exams, now Dr Rohan Krishnan, National President of the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA) has said that he will file RTI to seek an explanation.

His tweet reads, "Will be filing an RTI seeking explanation from @NBEMS_INDIA abt how much they spend on PG exam. Thy were sighting rsn tht they hv huge financial loss if we postpone NEET PG we deserve to knw how much Profit u r making at d cost of doctors."

While citing a RTI reply which shows huge amount collected by NBE for NEET PG 2018 and NEET PG 2019, he tweeted, "This is clear cut loot by NBE. We have to pay an exorbitant fee for an exam which is dedicated to the service of the nation When INICET , ESIC, UPSC conducts exam with less than half rate. Why r we paying for your business class tikt? Examination cant be conducted for profit making!!"

 

Doctor also questions lack of basic facilities at exam centre

He also said that in this system where voices of so many NEET PG aspirants remain unheard and NBE charges exorbitant fees for the exam but does not even provide AC examination halls in 50* C temp. 

His tweet reads, "With so many NEET PG aspirants voices unheard, with a system where NBE charges exorbitant fees for exam but do not even provide AC examination halls in 50*C temp. With no exams conducted smoothly. Moral obligation of @mansukhmandviya to step dwn as Hm.#resignmansukhmandaviya.

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