泰米尔纳德邦的内阁敦促莫迪总理以公平和国家权利为由,撤销NEET在卫生课程方面的任务。 Tamil Nadu's CM urges PM Modi to reverse NEET mandate for health courses, citing equity and state rights.

泰米尔纳德邦首席部长 M.K. Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. 斯大林敦促总理纳伦德拉·莫迪推翻全国同盟和保健专业委员会授权NEET参加联合保健课程的决定,称其为仓促、未经咨询的举动,威胁到教育公平。 Stalin has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to reverse the National Commission for Allied and Health Care Professions' decision to mandate NEET for allied health courses, calling it a hasty, unconsulted move that threatens educational equity. 斯大林在2026年1月24日的一封信中认为,这项政策影响BPT和BOT等课程,破坏国家对教育的权威,并可能加剧不平等,特别是对经济上处于不利地位的学生而言。 In a letter dated January 24, 2026, Stalin argued the policy, which affects courses like BPT and BOT, undermines state authority over education and could worsen inequality, especially for economically disadvantaged students. 他强调了NET目前用于MBBS入学的金钱和情感损失,其中1.4万学生竞争12 000个席位,并警告说,将它扩大到AHCs——泰米尔纳德邦在那里提供50 000多个席位——会加深差距。 He highlighted the financial and emotional toll of NEET’s current use in MBBS admissions, where 1.4 lakh students compete for 12,000 seats, and warned that expanding it to AHCs—where Tamil Nadu offers over 50,000 seats—would deepen disparities. 在总统拒绝批准泰米尔纳德邦的反NEET法案后,国家还在最高法院对这一决定提出质疑。 The state has also challenged the decision in the Supreme Court after the President withheld assent to Tamil Nadu’s anti-NEET bill.