Alakh Pandey, CEO of Physics Wallah, has raised concerns about the difficulty of the NEET-UG 2024 exam following controversial results.

He highlighted the plight of high-scoring students facing uncertainty about securing seats in top medical colleges. "Students who scored between 610 and 630 secured government seats in some states," Pandey told ANI, "but now even a score of 650 doesn't guarantee a seat."

Pandey emphasized the limited seats at premier institutions like AIIMS Delhi. "With only 46 general seats, even students who scored a perfect 720 aren't assured a place," he noted, questioning the criteria for seat allocation.

Amid allegations of a possible paper leak and grace marks awarded to some students with seemingly impossible scores, Pandey questioned the rationale behind the challenging paper. "Why set the exam so tough that even a perfect score might not secure a seat?" he asked, pointing out the stress and demotivation caused among students.

Pandey has stated he will approach the Supreme Court regarding the controversy. Meanwhile, the Education Ministry has formed a four-member panel, led by a former UPSC chairperson, to reassess the results of over 1,500 students who received grace marks. The committee's findings are expected within a week.