A girl who failed in 12th board topped NEET! Marksheet came out as soon as the complete NEET result was released

How many marks did you get in board

This student is from Gujarat. She had given the exam from Gujarat Board this year. According to the board marksheet, the student got only 21 marks in Physics, 31 in Chemistry, 39 in Biology and 59 in English. That is, a total of 352 marks out of 700. Whereas in NEET she got 705 marks out of 720.

was studying as a dummy student

Top sources in the education sector in Ahmedabad revealed that the girl had registered as a dummy student in a local school linked to a coaching centre in Ahmedabad’s Science City. She had enrolled in the coaching classes for Classes 11 and 12.

School sources confirmed that her doctor parents were called to discuss her poor results. The coaching centre she had enrolled in said that she had dropped out after two months during Class 12. Being a dummy student, the school had limited information about her academic activities. But when the NEET result 2024 came, the school authorities were shocked to know that the girl had scored 705 marks. She has become one of the state toppers of Gujarat.

Will you not get admission despite topping NEET?

​​Her NEET scores were 99.8 percentile in Physics, 99.1 percentile in Chemistry and 99.1 percentile in Biology. Overall, 99.9 percentile. That would easily get her into any good government medical college in the country. However, experts pointed out a major hitch – her failure to clear the exam means she will not meet the eligibility criteria for admission to a medical college, which is 50%.

Marksheet Confirmation!

The student’s NEET and GSEB HSC Science results can be seen on some social media accounts with the same name, surname and last name. Sources have confirmed both these results as authentic. However, TOI has not yet been able to independently confirm that the mark sheets belong to the same person.

At the same time, this matter raises questions about the education system and entrance exams like NEET. Do such exams really assess a student’s ability and understanding correctly?