NEET result 2020 declared, Odisha's Soyeb Aftab and Delhi's Akanksha Singh attain perfect score: Check rank list
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NEET result 2020 declared, Odisha’s Soyeb Aftab and Delhi’s Akanksha Singh attain perfect score: Check rank list

In a primary, two candidates attained full marks in medical entrance examination NEET, outcomes of which have been declared on Friday evening, in keeping with National Testing Agency (NTA) officers. Odisha’s Soyeb Aftab and Delhi’s Akanksha Singh have scored 720 out of 720 marks however Aftab has been ranked first and Singh second as per the NTA’s tie-breaking coverage, the officers mentioned.

The identical tie-breaking coverage has been used for deciding additional ranks.

READ | Odisha’s Soyeb Aftab and Delhi’s Akanksha Singh safe good rating of 720/720

Candidates ought to know that NEET 2020 consequence can solely be downloaded as much as 90 days from the date of declaration. The outcomes have been introduced at 5 pm on the NEET official web sites and the candidates can go to websites–ntaneet.nic.in or at mcc.nic.in to verify their marks.

READ | NTA releases NEET 2020 last reply key

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) last reply key was additionally launched by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on Friday at its official web sites.

READ | Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank thanks NTA for giving new cohort of medical doctors

Top six NEET college students: Odisha’s Soyeb Aftab (M/720), Delhi’s Akanksha Singh (F/720), Telangana’s Tummala Snikitha (F/715), Rajasthan’s Vineet Sharma (M/715), Haryana’s Amrisha Khaitan (F/715) and Andhra Pradesh’s Guthi Chaitanya Sindhu (F/715).

They have been ranked third, fourth, fifth and sixth respectively. Similarly, these ranked from eighth to 20th have scored 710 marks and people ranked from 25th to 50th have scored 705 out of 720 marks.

READ | NTA pronounces consequence for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test 2020; verify outcomes right here ntaneet.nic.in

Odisha’s Soyeb Aftab: A pupil of ALLEN Career Institute Kota for the final three years, Soyeb secured AIR 1. Shoaib grew to become the primary pupil within the nation to attain 720 out of 720 within the examination. Shoaib mentioned that his dream is to serve the nation by changing into an excellent heart specialist. He needs to review additional in AIIMS, Delhi. 

“I cleared all my doubts during the coronavirus period as there was extra time and I saw this period as an opportunity,” he mentioned chatting with Zee Media. Shoaib’s mom Sultana Razia mentioned that she needs him to serve the poor folks as a physician. She added that years of penance have paid off. Sultana Razia additionally grew to become emotional in the course of the dialog with Zee Media. 

He mentioned, “There is no doctor in my family, so I didn’t expect this. I had hoped to make it to top 100 or top 50 but I never expected to score 720/720. The exam was being postponed, so there was a lot of pressure. But the goal was to stay calm and utilise time.”

He stayed away from house on account of research for the final three years and had the complete help of his mom. “I used to think in my childhood that machines would cure people. I studied for 10 to 12 hours regularly. There was less attention to physical health during studies. I am glad I have not gone home during the coronavirus period. I said at home that I will come only after passing the exam,” he mentioned.

Delhi’s Akanksha Singh: A pupil of Aakash Institute Kota, Akanksha secured AIR 2. She has been ranked second, regardless of having the identical marks as that of Soyeb Aftab, as a result of she is youthful to him. She is the topper among the many feminine candidates.

Check rank listing: Here’s the rank listing of prime 50 candidates

NEET tie-breaker: If two or extra candidates safe the identical marks in NEET examination, the candidate acquiring the upper marks in Biology (Botany and Zoology) shall be given choice within the rating. If the tie nonetheless exists after calculating Biology marks, choice shall be given to candidates who attained greater marks in Chemistry. In the subsequent step, candidates with lesser fallacious solutions in all of the NEET topics shall be given a bonus. However, if the tie nonetheless stays, the NEET aspirant older in age shall be most well-liked.

NEET candidates 2020: A complete of seven,71,500 candidates have certified the examination for which over 13.66 lakh candidates had appeared. The highest variety of qualifying candidates are from Tripura (88,889) adopted by Maharashtra (79,974).

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) was carried out on September 13 amid strict precautions in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. From this yr, the admissions to MBBS course in 13 All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Puducherry, may even be made via NEET following the modification in National Medical Commission Act, 2019, handed by Parliament final yr.

Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal: Moments after the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) Result 2020 was introduced on Friday, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank thanked the National Testing Agency (NTA).

Taking to micro-blogging website Twitter, Pokhriyal thanked the NTA for giving a brand new cohort of medical doctors this yr. He mentioned that the exams have been carried out throughout “testing” occasions and the spirit of cooperative federalism was clearly seen.

“The result has been declared. I congratulate all candidates who have cleared the exam and wish them good luck for future. I thank NTA for giving a  new cohort of Doctors this year. Exams were conducted during “testing” times and the spirit of Cooperative Federalism was clearly visible. I thank all the Chief Ministers for the same,” he tweeted. 

Encouraging these college students who could not clear the test, Pokhriyal mentioned that the scholars who could not make it, should not really feel disheartened. Boosting their morale he mentioned that “opportunities in other sectors are waiting for you”. He added that an examination “cannot define you”.

“Students who couldn’t make it, please don’t feel disheartened. Opportunities in other sectors are waiting for you. An exam cannot define you. The country needs your intellect and acumen in those sectors,” he tweeted.

NEET examination: The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) was carried out on September 13 amid strict precautions in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. From this yr, the admissions to MBBS course in 13 All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Puducherry, may even be made via NEET following the modification in National Medical Commission Act, 2019, handed by Parliament 2019.

The test was provided in 11 languages — English, Hindi, Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Odia, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu — this yr. Based on the preliminary report, greater than 77 per cent aspirants took the test in English, round 12 per cent in Hindi and 11 per cent in different languages.

The examination was earlier postponed twice because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the federal government determined to go forward with it, regardless of opposition by a bit, to mitigate any additional tutorial loss. The National Testing Agency had set in place strict commonplace working procedures in view of the pandemic, together with measures like decreasing the variety of candidates per room from the sooner 24 to 12.

The NTA had additionally elevated the variety of centres from 2,546 in 2019 to three,862 this yr to make sure crowd administration and staggered entry and exit protocols. Unlike the engineering entrance (JEE), NEET-UG, the medical admission test, is a pen and paper examination and held annually.

Accordingly, the NTA had modified centres for a number of candidates this week in compliance with social distancing norms and COVID restrictions. In many locations, NTA additionally organized buses and personal autos to switch candidates who arrived on the centres assigned to them earlier as an alternative of the modified one.

While all of the candidates have been requested to go to the examination centres with masks and sanitisers, as soon as they entered the centre, they have been requested to make use of the three-ply masks offered by the examination authority. The NEET-UG was initially scheduled for May 3, however was pushed to July 26 after which scheduled for September 13. 

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