Even as the counselling for MBBS and BDS admissions began on Sunday, members of the Tech for All, an organisation that coached students for NEET, stated that they will hand over a petition to Member of Parliament TK Rangarajan regarding the several wrong questions asked in the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) that was conducted two months back.

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Chennai:

Stating that even the Central and State governments have accepted that there were a number of questions that were wrong in the question paper before the court, Bhuvanesh, a member of the organisation, said, “The results were released in a hurry, not taking into consideration the fact that the several questions were wrong in the paper. The students were marked and ranked even after that.”

The organisation has calculated the marks of the students who trained under them, adding the marks of the wrong questions, and will be presenting the same in a petition to the MP.

“It is unfair for authorities to hold the counselling as if nothing happened,” he added, demanding that such an unfair measure be dropped.