Following the shocking developments, both the aspirants had demanded the revaluation and urged the NTA to intervene in the matter.

While we celebrate and appreciate the national rank holders, we must know that the question of how can the poor afford NEET coaching is still unanswered. 

NTA was preparing to fix the discrepancies, after releasing the results and despite knowing that lakhs of students are waiting for the result which would shape their future in pursuing the medical studies.

The Center had announced to the Supreme Court that for the students who had missed the exam, they can appear for the exam on October 14 and their results would also be declared on October 16.

The Justices had noted that, "We find that the utterances by the actor may have been absolutely unnecessary or even unwarranted".

Suriya criticized the entrance test for its biased treatment of denying an equal opportunity for students from backward and marginalized communities. 

By holding the DMK-Congress alliance responsible for the death of 13 NEET aspirants in the state, EPS outlined that former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa had fought against the NEET in the Supreme Court.

According to reports, a total of 1,17,990 candidates have registered for the NEET this year in the state, which is 12.4% low than compared to the last year.

The deaths of Vignesh, Jothi Sri Durga, and Adithya in a short span of time ahead of the exams had surfaced the distressing state of the students in preparing and appearing for the NEET exams.

According to reports, around 1,17,502 students in Tamil Nadu would be writing the NEET exam on September 13 across 14 centers in the state.