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Protests Continue Even After Weeks Over NEET-UG And UGC NET Exams | ABP News

Students from AYUSH courses protested at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi today, June 24, 2024. They are demanding the cancellation of the National Exit Test or NEXT exam for the batches before 2023. Previously, due to strong protests, the implementation of NEXT for MBBS students was postponed to the 2023 batch. However, AYUSH students have been required to take this exam starting from the 2018 batch.

Talking to ABP Live, AYUSH student Prabhakar Yadav expressed his concerns, saying, "During the internship, students will not be ready to take the NEXT exam because of their hectic duties. They don't have time to prepare for this unknown exam, which is being forcefully imposed by the government."

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