Quality medical education must be provided at affordable cost: Naveen's father to PM Modi

Quality medical education must be provided at affordable cost: Naveen's father to PM Modi

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New Delhi, Updated on Mar 4, 2022 15:11 IST

Naveen Shekharappa's father has asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to do something at least from now on that quality medical education can be provided to Indian students at an affordable cost.

Naveen's father ask PM Modi to ensure quality medical education in India at affordable cost

The father of Naveen Shekharappa, the first Indian medical student who died in the Russia-Ukraine war, has blamed the politicians for the poor education system in India. While interacting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he has asked him to ensure that quality higher education is given in the country at an affordable cost in private colleges also. 

He said, "At least, from now on some efforts in this direction should be made," as reported by News 18.

The plight of the Indian medical student stranded in Ukraine has raised many questions on medical education in India.

Students demand to ban NEET on social media platform

Many voices are raising to reform the medical education in India so that the Indian medical aspirants get fair chances in the country to pursue medical courses. 

This issue has got highlighted at a time when after the Covid-19 pandemic, the country needs more doctors and medical colleges in India to upgrade the health facilities of the country.

Many students are now demanding to ban NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) on Twitter. Some of the related tweets are:

"We no longer need reservations. The one who deserves should be eligible for medical, engineering and other seats #BanNeet"

"See the trend of marks over the years. There is cut throat competition Even if u score above 95% u won't be able to get seat in medical . So stop blaming the Reservation. But rather fight for the INCREASE IN SEATS and stopping privatisation of education #BanNeet #Reservation"

"#NEET is the main root cause for Indian Students to go to overseas inorder to get medical seat. NEET just backs the urban rich whereas middle class and poor struggle to get opportunities. We must oppose this system of injustice #BanNEET"

 

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