A 19 year old student from Chandrapur, Maharashtra died by suicide on the day when he was scheduled to leave for his medical college admission.
The student who was identified as Anurag Anil Borkar, lived with his family in Nawargaon, Sindewahi taluka. He had recently cleared the NEET UG 2025 examination with an outstanding 99.99 percentile and secured an All India Rank of 1475 in the OBC category. Following his achievement, his family had prepared for him to travel to Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, to join an MBBS course.
Before he left, Anurag was found hanging at his residence. Police confirmed that they recovered a suicide note from the scene. Although the full contents have not been officially shared, sources revealed that Anurag wrote he did not want to become a doctor. The Navargaon Police are currently investigating the case.
Pressure on Students
This tragic case has drawn attention to the immense pressure faced by teenagers preparing for competitive exams like NEET. Many students feel overwhelmed by expectations from family, society, and the system. Experts highlight that while education is important, it should not be treated as the only goal in life.
Join NEET PG News 2025 Mental health professionals encourage students to talk openly with parents, friends, or counselors about their struggles. Sharing feelings can help reduce stress, prevent isolation, and create a stronger support system.
