This study finds no overall difference in anxiety levels between male and female NEET aspirants, suggesting similar stress experiences.
Anxiety is a pressing issue among candidates appearing for NEET, with increasing reports of suicides and psychological breakdowns. In the present study 37 male and 75 female were taken as the sample of the study. Sample was selected through chain referral sampling method. Westside Test Anxiety Scale (WTAS) tool was used for collecting data. Data was analysis was done using Chi-square. Findings revealed no significant difference in anxiety levels between male and female aspirants overall, but a significant difference was found between male and female aspirants appearing for first time and second-time in the NEET exams
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