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Dear friend,I already answered this question,Plz visit the link given belowSurjeet Singh ( Shonu)'s answer to Do we have to write both the NEET and an exit exam?Hope this helps,Thank u!!

I support the newly drafted exit exam pattern but there are some points which the the yet to be formed National Medical Commission (NMC) should seriously think about sitting in their conference rooms, I am writing this as a student studying MBBS in Ukraine and as well as from the point of view of a basic medical student in India.It is very well known that even the students appearing for the post graduate entrance exams do not really pass it in mass, so the NMC should decide whether they stick with the old tough exam or give us a more bearable exam to study with.Conducting exit exams alone would not curb the influx of unqualified doctors, there is more job to be done. First of all the new commission should review the recognition of each and every government college in the country. Although a tedious process, it helps to make sure that the colleges are not in this bloody game of unqualified doctors.The main issue I feel is that students from now on will be more inclined to read only the questions and answers instead of gaining the clinical knowledge. This can tackled by conducting a separate clinical exit exam for the Doctors who pass the written exit exam.As a student of medicine in Ukraine, this is a welcome move but the process of merging MCI screening exam with that of the AIPEE should also be taken care of meticulously or it makes the system and students rot.It is a welcome move but the future should let us know how efficiently we employ the exit exam into the system of India. I hope it does not get corrupted. I wish.

PROFS-CAN YOU CROSS THE GATE?It is almost certain now that the GATE examination will be made compulsory as an Exit examination all across the government and private engineering colleges of India. While this sounds alarming, considering only about 20% of the people attempting it do actually quality, it is also true that many students don't usually take it that seriously. They'll do so from now on.The problem, however, lies not with the students, who pretty much choose anything after entering engineering. They prepare for banking jobs, or MBA, or UPSC exams, or going abraod.The problem that no one wants to look at- Are the professors qualified enough to make the students qualify GATE? The answer is a resounding NO! Let the professors of all colleges, including NITs and IITs sit for the examination, from my experience I can say that fifty percent of them will fail to score the qualifying 25 marks! I'm from an NIT, and I can vouch for the fact that there's not a single professor in my college who can get even 50% marks in this Exit exam the students are being compelled to take.Why? Don't they know their stuff? Sure, they do. But they're Specialised people, and have express knowledge about only one or two streams or branches. Someone knowing about Machines won't be able to answer Digital Electronics questions, and someone from Power Electronics background won't know answers from Electronic Communications. Hardly any professor reads any technical papers, you'll never find any latest research magazine in the hands of students or profs, and nobody even talks about technical conferences and recent breakthroughs in the field of science.So, why does the system insist the students have a high quality knowledge in Every department of an Engineering branch? Sure, they can have if they want to, but to expect each and every student to be applicably specialised in all subjects is just irritating, and pointless. Especially when the professors themselves are in this pitiable condition.As they say, "Doctor, heal thyself." These kinds of imposition upon the students with no change in the draconian teaching system would hardly yield any positive results, and will further push the depressed students more into the verge of anxiety disorder, including suicide.