104 Of 125 Students Fail In AIIMS Gorakhpur Internal Exam, 83 Failed In At Least Two Subjects
AIIMS Gorakhpur: 94 students failed in Physiology, 78 in Biochemistry, and 13 in Anatomy exam. Some students scored less than 25 out of 100 in Physiology.
A shocking result has emerged from the internal examination of the second semester of the MBBS 2024 batch at AIIMS Gorakhpur. Out of 125 students, 104 have failed, causing a stir within the institute. This exam aims to test students' preparations before the final exam, but this time, the results were very disappointing, leaving the administration in shock.
Reports indicate that most students failed in basic subjects like Physiology and Biochemistry. Specifically, 94 students failed in Physiology, 78 in Biochemistry, and 13 in Anatomy. Additionally, 83 students failed in at least two subjects, raising concerns about their future studies. Some students scored less than 25 out of 100 in Physiology.
This is reported to be the worst performance at AIIMS Gorakhpur in six years. The college administration, recognising the seriousness of the situation, has summoned the heads of the relevant departments to provide a report on the matter. It is believed that there could be a deficiency in the teaching methods, or a significant lapse in student preparation. Questions are arising about whether the students received adequate guidance and support or if they are struggling to understand the syllabus. The college administration is taking this issue seriously and is preparing to implement corrective measures.
The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has extended the NEET UG 2025 Round 1 counselling registration till August 3. Those eligible and interested can apply by visiting the official website at mcc.nic.in.
As per the revised schedule for Round 1 NEET Counselling 2025, the payment for Round 1 must be completed by August 4, up to 3 pm. The deadline for choice filling is August 3, and choice locking is available on August 3 from 6 pm until 11:59 pm. Seat processing will take place on August 4 and 5, with the seat allotment results being declared on August 6. Finally, the reporting period for Round 1 will be held from August 7 to 11.
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