A 19-year-old NEET aspirant from Karjat, Maharashtra, allegedly died by suicide after struggling with her re-exam result. Ankita Suresh Sangle reportedly scored 166 marks and left behind a note expressing disappointment over not achieving her dream of becoming a doctor.
Karjat: A 19-year-old NEET aspirant from Maharashtra's Karjat allegedly died by suicide after reportedly struggling to cope with her NEET re-exam result. The incident came to light on Saturday evening in Jalalpur village of Karjat taluka.
The deceased has been identified as Ankita Suresh Sangle, a resident of Jalalpur. According to Loksatta, a note recovered from the scene stated that she was deeply distressed after scoring lower than expected in the NEET re-examination.
As per the report, Ankita had secured 166 marks in the NEET re-exam held on June 21. In the note, she reportedly wrote that the cut-off was 177 marks, leaving her disappointed that she had missed qualifying. She also expressed that her long-held dream of becoming a doctor had remained unfulfilled.
"I am depressed because I did not get the expected success in this exam. My dream of becoming a doctor did not come true. None of my parents or brothers should be held responsible for this suicide," the note reportedly stated, according to report.
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