Don't trust on pharmeasy.i have ordered and paid for my medicine on july 28.till now i did not get the orders.they delayed 2times.i tried to cancle my orders but they are not accepting also.What scam is this.totally https://t.co/0yckKpy88r time i wont order anything from this app
@RISHABH79RAAZ First of all Cameras are not allowed to hospitals without proper application and proof.Secondly if medias and politicians want vip treatment they should go private hospital.Govt hospital treatment is equal to everyone,everyone should come in line.
@shaun99992@Indian__doctor first of all in govt hospital only VIP is patients.Not these cheap medias and politicians.if they want vip treatment then should go private hospital.govt hospital is for poor patients.Daily doctors face these so called medias and politicians...Now doctors should raise voice .....
I have given notice in Lok Sabha to discuss and ensure fair practices in #NEETPG 2025. The future of our medical aspirants must not be compromised due to irregularities and systemic failures. Transparency & accountability are non-negotiable!
#NEETPG2025#FairNEETPG#Medical
NBE has unleashed chaos again!
NEET PG 2025 will be held in two shifts with normalization—a deeply flawed statistical gimmick. Are they afraid of a single-paper exam because they can’t prevent leaks? Let’s break down why normalization is mathematically unfair and statistically absurd.
Normalization relies on Mean-Standard Deviation (Z-score method) or percentile-based adjustments, both of which introduce bias. If Shift 1 is harder with a mean of 120 and standard deviation (SD) of 30, while Shift 2 is easier with a mean of 140 and SD of 20, a candidate scoring 150 in Shift 1 gets a normalized score of:
Z1 = {150 - 120}/30 = 1
Meanwhile, a candidate scoring 160 in Shift 2 gets:
Z2 = {160 - 140}/20 = 1
Despite Shift 1 being significantly tougher, both candidates end up with the same normalized rank—an insult to merit.
Percentile-based normalization is equally flawed. If Shift 1’s median score is 110 with the top 10% at 160+, and Shift 2’s median is 130 with the top 10% at 180+, then a Shift 1 candidate scoring 150 (Rank 100/5000) gets a percentile of:
P1 = 100/5000 x 100 = 98th percentile
A Shift 2 candidate scoring 160 (Rank 200/5000) gets:
P2 = 200/5000 d 100 = 96th percentile
Despite Shift 1’s paper being harder, the Shift 2 candidate gets a better normalized rank—proving that normalization rewards luck over competence.
The issue worsens with right-skewed score distributions, as medical entrance exams rarely follow a normal bell curve. Scores in tougher shifts form a gamma distribution with high variance, while easier shifts inflate means, distorting difficulty adjustments. If a Shift 1 student scores 160 and gets adjusted to 150, while a Shift 2 student scores 160 and gets boosted to 165, this artificial inflation falsifies merit rankings.
The most damning fact? NBE has never transparently disclosed which normalization method they use! Each formula—whether Z-score, T-score, or percentile-based—yields different ranks. If NEET UG, AIIMS, and INI-CET can be conducted in a single shift, why can’t NEET PG? The real issue is not logistics—it’s a lack of confidence in preventing paper leaks.
Enough of this statistical deception. Everyone wants a SINGLE-SHIFT EXAM where merit, not normalization, determines ranks.
#NEETPG #StopNormalization #FairExam #neetpg2025
We stand in solidarity with the #neetpg2025 students & urge the @NbeIndia to conduct #NEETPG examination in one shift itself.
Conducting the examination in two shifts will create unnecessary problems and chaos for the students.
Requesting @JPNadda ji to look into the matter.
#neetpg2024 multiple shift exam led to serious normalization issues, raising concerns about fairness and transparency
I've sent a letter to @NbeIndia@NMC_BHARAT requesting a return to the single-shift format Students deserve a just evaluation system
#neetpg2025#NEET#NEETPG
#NEETPG examination in Two shifts is not at all acceptable.
When last yr we had seen strong protests from students as well as multiple court cases & alleged malpractices in Normalisation of marks.
@FAIMA_INDIA_ strongly opposes the idea of two shifts of examination of #neetpg2025 #NEETPG .
Henceforth, we urge the @JPNadda@MoHFW_INDIA@narendramodi@PMOIndia to conduct NEET PG in one shift itself & do not allow any kind of resistance in smooth conduct of examination.!!!!!!
It is sad that @NbeIndia released such notice!!!!! @ANI@PTI_News
I request @PMOIndia hon @JPNadda to listen the plight of 2.5 lakh + aspirants and conduct the exam only in single shift .
It’s not only unfair but brings disrepute to the health ministry .
@NileshK16180825 @dayanand_jyani first shift people also got unexpected rank
one of my shift-2 frnd calculated 154 correct rank 2.5k another 113+ correct 9k
but another frnd from shift -1 correct 154 got 8.5k
problem is in both shift which should be solved