The government has declared that the cut-off for the NEET PG medical seats will be 'Zero'. This means that all candidates across the country who appeared for 2023 NEET PG exam will be eligible for admission. 

Claiming that the achievements without the NEET weren't enough for the future, the Governor declared that the medical entrance test is going to stay. 

An official release from the state government said that the auditorium is being named in memory of Anitha, who undertook a legal struggle against NEET in the Supreme Court and gave her life.

It is evident with the recent revelation that Tamil Nadu's helpline for providing counselling to NEET aspirants is recording a surge in distress calls.

According to the police's inquiry into this matter, the student told her family that she is worried about scoring poorly on the NEET exam when she was taking it, and worried that could only get a veterinary college seat.

Chief Minister MK Stalin announced that the Governor has forwarded the NEET exemption Bill for the President's assent.

The latest attack on the Governor by the Chief Minister has come when the DMK government has adopted a Bill restricting the Governor's powers in appointing the Vice-Chancellors.

Governor Ravi's idling approach towards the Bill was a major reason why the Tamil Nadu government has decided to boycott the tea party.

The top leaders are playing a blame game around the national exam, which has amplified a locking-horn battle between DMK and ADMK. 

With the support of 230 MLAs, the assembly has passed the legislation while the four BJP MLAs had skipped voting to display their dissent against the Bill.