Kerala sees a surge in ‘NEET-friendly’ clothing as dress code rules tighten

With strict rules banning metal fastenings, layered clothing and accessories, NEET dress codes are driving students to seek compliant outfits — spurring a niche market for custom, exam-ready, seasonal clothing in Kerala

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Kerala sees a surge in ‘NEET-friendly’ clothing as dress code rules tighten

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