Quota pain and stress of millions of children … Government listened, now will be easy NEET-JEE exams?

Dream of becoming a doctor or engineer … The more beautiful this dream is, the more difficult and stressed the path to get it. Millions of children are running in expensive and fatal races of coaching in cities like Kota by putting their sleep, their childhood, everything at stake. The heart -wrenching news that comes from there, shakes us all.

But now, perhaps the central government has heard the tears and tension of these millions of children. There has been a news that has brought a new ray of hope for crores of students and their parents of the country. The government is now seriously considering reducing the difficulty level of the country’s largest entrance examinations like NEET and JEE.

Motive: Freedom from ‘clutches’ of coaching

The government has a very straightforward and clear thinking behind this big step – to get students out of the dépendance of coaching centers.

• Why is it necessary? Till now it was that the level of these exams was so difficult that it seemed almost impossible to pass them from school studies. This created a compulsion where every child had to spend millions of rupees and take coaching.
• What will happen? The government is now reviewing this entire system. An expert committee has been formed which is analyzing the syllabus of the board of different states along with the question paper, students results and CBSEs of the last several years.

This simply means that in future NEET and JEE question papers will be made like this:

1. Which test your understanding and concept, not just the rituals.
2. To solve, you do not need a ‘shortcut’ of an expensive coaching, but the knowledge of your school books should be enough.
3. Give students of every board (whether CBSE or any state board) a chance to equalize.

This decision is not just a change in the pattern of one exam, but it is an attempt to reduce the deadly pressure that is snatching the smile of our children. This is an initiative to save the dream, which succumbs to the burden of money. If this applies, perhaps in future any child will not have to sacrifice his childhood and his mental peace to become a doctor or engineer.