All students who appeared for test got two grace marks because of one wrong question in Physics and Chemistry each; first merit list to be out in 10 days.
Despite being short-staffed, the department conducts 725 examinations and sets 26,000 question papers per semester, said Vice-Chancellor Sanjay Deshmukh.
Owing to the practicality of the curriculum, the programme has gained popularity among students, especially those who do not have the time and the means to complete graduation.
According to the ordinance, students seeking admission to medical and dental courses in any government college this year need not appear for the second phase of NEET any more.
Tawde, who met Union Health Minister J P Nadda in New Delhi along with 22 other state health ministers, said the Centre should review the Supreme Court verdict that has made NEET compulsory for medical aspirants.
Then, the Supreme Court ruled that all aspirants for medical and dental courses across the country would have to sit for National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET), and the state-level exams will not be valid anymore.
