CHENNAI: A 17-year-old lady committed suicide at her home in Tamil Nadu's Tiruvannamalai on Monday night through eating poison.
Her parents allege she took this major step after failing to clear the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance (NEET) examination, with a score of 39 marks out of 720.
Her body is at this time stored at Villupuram Government sanatorium to habits an post-mortem.
In a an identical incident, a 19-year-old NEET aspirant allegedly committed suicide through leaping from the 8th floor of a building in Delhi's Dwarka Sector-12, after the consequences were announced.
A suicide note used to be present in his room which mentioned that he lied about the results to his parents.
Last yr, 17-year-old lady Anitha, hailing from Tamil Nadu's Ariyalur district had committed suicide through putting herself at her place of dwelling, after failing to get admission in medical school in response to NEET marks.
Anitha used to be spearheading the combat towards NEET checks and had impleaded herself as probably the most respondents in a most sensible courtroom case challenging NEET. However, she killed herself a week after the Centre declared that Tamil Nadu can't be exempted from the examination.
On a related note, over 13 lakh candidates had gave the impression for the nationwide medical entrance examination at 2,225 centres across the country on May 7, result of that have been declared on Monday.
Her parents allege she took this major step after failing to clear the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance (NEET) examination, with a score of 39 marks out of 720.
Her body is at this time stored at Villupuram Government sanatorium to habits an post-mortem.
In a an identical incident, a 19-year-old NEET aspirant allegedly committed suicide through leaping from the 8th floor of a building in Delhi's Dwarka Sector-12, after the consequences were announced.
A suicide note used to be present in his room which mentioned that he lied about the results to his parents.
Last yr, 17-year-old lady Anitha, hailing from Tamil Nadu's Ariyalur district had committed suicide through putting herself at her place of dwelling, after failing to get admission in medical school in response to NEET marks.
Anitha used to be spearheading the combat towards NEET checks and had impleaded herself as probably the most respondents in a most sensible courtroom case challenging NEET. However, she killed herself a week after the Centre declared that Tamil Nadu can't be exempted from the examination.
On a related note, over 13 lakh candidates had gave the impression for the nationwide medical entrance examination at 2,225 centres across the country on May 7, result of that have been declared on Monday.
After failing in NEET, Tamil Nadu girl ends life
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