1.NEET would not violate any of the fundamental or legal rights of private medical colleges. the fundamental rights guaranteed under Article 19(1)(g),25, 26 and the rights of the minority institutions under Articles 29 and 30 would not be violated.
Sections 19A and 20 of the IMC Act permit the MCI to prescribe the minimum standards of medical education. Section 33 of the Act enables the MCI to make regulations to carry out the purposes of the Act and therefore,conducting the NEET is perfectly legal.
2.NEET would ensure more transparency and less hardship to the students. NEET conducted under the supervision of the apex professional body would inspire confidence in the system.
3. With NEET unscrupulous and money minded businessmen operating in the field of education would be constrained.
4.With NEET, all educational institutes should feel happy to get a suitable and eligible lot of students, without making any effort for selecting them.
5.With NEET the autonomy of the private or deemed institutes never be adversely affected.
6.NEET would not violate the rights of educational institutions provided under Articles 25, 26, 29 and 30.
7.the educational institutions which are in business of imparting education, cannot have unfettered right of admitting undeserving students.
8.Article 19(6) of the Constitution permits the State to enact any law imposing reasonable restrictions on the rights conferred by Article 19(1)(g) in relation to the professional or technical qualifications necessary for practising any profession.
9.it is for the apex body of the professionals (MCI), to decide as to what type of students should undergo the professional training.The function with regard to regulating educational activity would be within the domain of the Professional bodies and their decision must be respected.
10.in view of 'entry 25 of List III of the Seventh Schedule' to the Constitution, Union as well as the States have power to legislate on the subject of medical education, subject to the provisions of 'entry 66 of List I of the Seventh Schedule', which deals with determination of standards in institutions for higher education.
11.the NEET would not adversely affect the policy with regard to the reservation system of various states.
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