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Mukherjee had on Monday sought more information and clarification on few points from the Health Ministry over the decision to bring an Ordinance putting on hold the uniform medical entrance examination that seeks to keep state boards out of its purview.(This story originally appeared on Deccan Chronicle as may the case be). The meeting between the President and Mr Nadda was "satisfactory", the sources said.

The meeting lasted for more than half-an-hour and the minister is learnt to have briefed the President on three set of issues — different exams of state boards, syllabi and regional languages.The need for more information was conveyed to health minister J P Nadda who called on the President Monday afternoon to brief him about the need for bringing the Executive Order before the latter leaves for China on Tuesday. "The Ministry is in the process of sending them," sources added.The President had earlier asked Nadda’s ministry to explain the reason for taking the Ordinance route to keep state boards out of the ambit of National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). The Ordinance to put NEET on hold was submitted before construction anchor the President on Saturday.

Mukherjee had on Monday sought more information and clarification on few points from the Health Ministry.Health ministry sources said that during the meeting, some fresh information was sought by the President. New Delhi: President Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday signed an executive order putting on hold the uniform medical entrance exam, National Eligibility and Entrance Test (NEET) for a year