ChatGPT Takes NEET; Will it Pass with Flying Colors or Flunk Out?

Microsoft-backed OpenAI's ChatGPT is known for its versatility for the chatbot can switch between generating complex codes to composing songs with ease. Its capabilities extend beyond the literary and technical realms, as it now has an array of impressive academic accomplishments to show off. Besides acing the MBA program at the University of Pennsylvania and the law exam at Minnesota Law School, the chatbot passed the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) at one go, which usually takes aspiring doctors close to four years and over two years of clinical rotations to clear. But, after a failed attempt at UPSC, AIM decided to check ChatGPT's medicine prowess. This time around, we experimented with NEET (UG), one of the most difficult entrance examinations for medical aspirants, which often requires more than one attempt to get into the top medical schools in India.