NEET vs Paramedical Mindset: The Truth That Is Destroying India’s Gross Enrollment Ratio

Описание: 🚨 Serious Concern on Paramedical Admissions 2026 – A Reality Check 🚨

This video explains a basic psychological and academic truth that policy makers must understand before forcing NEET linkage with paramedical admissions.


🧠 A Fundamental Truth We Must Accept

A NEET applicant never prepares with a paramedical mindset.

Let us be very clear and honest:

👉 A student who applies for NEET does NOT believe in paramedical courses.
👉 In their entire preparation journey, they never imagine themselves choosing:
• Radiology Technician
• Optometry
• Dialysis / Renal Technology
• Anesthesia / OT Technology
• Other paramedical programs

Their only dream is to become a Doctor.

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🎯 What Does a NEET Student Actually Want?

A NEET aspirant dreams of:
• MBBS
• BDS
• BAMS / BHMS / BUMS
• Becoming part of elite councils like:
• Medical Council of India
• Dental Council of India
• AYUSH

They want:
✔️ “Doctor” tag
✔️ Higher social status
✔️ Clinical authority
✔️ Membership of medical councils

❌ They do NOT want to be part of the Paramedic Council
❌ They do NOT see paramedical as a fallback dream

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❗ Then Why Force NEET on Paramedical?

This is the core policy failure.

Forcing NEET eligibility for paramedical admissions means:
• Expecting a doctor-aspirant to suddenly accept paramedical identity
• Assuming NEET students will fill paramedical seats
• Ignoring the mindset, psychology & aspiration of students

⚠️ This assumption is completely wrong.

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📉 Direct Impact on Paramedical Admissions 2026

Because of this wrong linkage:

❌ Paramedical admissions will sharply reduce in 2026
❌ Thousands of seats will remain vacant
❌ Government-approved colleges will suffer
❌ Rural & middle-class students will exit the system
❌ Gross Enrollment Ratio (GER) of India will fall further

India already faces a huge shortage of paramedical professionals.
This policy will increase the gap, not fill it.

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🏥 Reality of Paramedical Education

Paramedical courses are:
✔️ Skill-based
✔️ Job-oriented
✔️ Backbone of hospitals
✔️ Designed for students who choose healthcare service, not doctor title

A student who chooses paramedical:
👉 Chooses it by intention, not by compulsion
👉 Has a different career vision
👉 Deserves a separate, respectful pathway

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❓ A Logical Question to the System

If NEET is the solution:
❓ Why is it imposed mainly on state government–approved institutions?
❓ Why are private & deemed universities not equally bound?

This selective rule:
• Promotes coaching industry
• Weakens public institutions
• Commercializes healthcare education
• Punishes honest students

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📢 A Constructive & Positive Appeal

We are not against doctors.
We are not against NEET.
We are for clarity, fairness, and student choice.

🙏 Our appeal to the Paramedic Council & Government:

✔️ Do NOT mix doctor pathways with paramedical pathways
✔️ Keep paramedical admissions NEET-free
✔️ Strengthen training & standards instead of entry barriers
✔️ Protect students who willingly choose paramedical careers

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⚖️ Way Forward

As a National Career Counselor & Social Activist,
Dr. Awais Amber firmly believes:

📌 Education policy must respect student psychology
📌 One-size-fits-all rules destroy systems
📌 Paramedical education must be protected for the nation’s healthcare future

If required, this anti-student notification will be challenged legally in the interest of India’s youth and healthcare system.

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🙏 Final Request

Please:
✔️ Share this video in education & medical groups
✔️ Discuss with students, parents & educators
✔️ Raise voice peacefully, logically & positively

🧠 Doctors save lives — paramedical professionals sustain healthcare.

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✍️ By:
Dr. Awais Amber
National Career Counselor | Social Activist

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