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Coaching institutes face scrutiny over misleading exam result claims

Private coaching institutes publish high numbers of qualifying students for competitive exams like NEET to attract applicants. Creators Amit Kilhor and Digital Indian point out that these figures often mix up exam qualification with actual admission. They state that institutes avoid publishing transparent and audited percentage outcomes.

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Do private coaching institutes bear moral and legal responsibility for publishing misleading exam result claims?
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The creator discusses the misleading marketing tactics used by test preparation coaching institutes for competitive exams like NEET. They explain how institutes highlight absolute numbers of qualifying students rather than percentages to create a false impression of success. The creator advises students and parents to look for audited data and percentage outcomes instead of falling for inflated promotional claims.
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