NEET and Governance Failures: A Generational Crisis for Indian Youth
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) , orchestrated by the National Testing Agency (NTA) , stands as a pivotal moment for countless aspiring medical students across India. As the solitary gateway to undergraduate medical education, NEET’s execution and governance have laid bare systemic failures, casting shadows over the aspirations of our youth. Governance Failures The administration of NEET has been marred by a series of missteps, each echoing louder than the last. These lapses—ranging from delayed results to incorrect answer keys—undermine the very bedrock of trust in the examination process. The NTA, entrusted with this critical responsibility, must reckon with its lack of accountability and preparedness. Our students’ futures hang in the balance, and the credibility of India’s education system wavers. Generational Impact Beyond the immediate inconveniences, NEET’s shortcomings reverberate across an entire generation. The exam’s cutthroat competition and high-stake