JEE, NEET Candidates for Covid-19 Transition

JEE, NEET Candidates for Covid-19 transition, Lack of Transportation to Examination Center and Fear of Flooding

New Delhi, 27 August; Candidates appearing for JEE and NEET examinations are afraid of being COVID-19, lack of transport facilities to reach the examination centers, problem in writing on answer book wearing masks and gloves in exam building.

Is afraid of The Left-affiliated All India Students Association (AISA) on Thursday protested against conducting the exam on Twitter with several hashtags. Students posted black and stripped masks and posted pictures demanding postponement of the exam in time of epidemic

New Delhi, 27 August; Candidates appearing for JEE and NEET examinations are afraid of being COVID-19, lack of transport facilities to reach the examination centers, the problem in writing on answer book wearing masks and gloves in exam building.

Is afraid of The Left-affiliated All India Students Association (AISA) on Thursday protested against conducting the exam on Twitter with several hashtags. The students, wearing black stripes and masks, posted the picture, demanding the postponement of the exam in time of the epidemic.

An online petition was also launched on Wednesday urging the Center to postpone both the examinations amid a spurt in coronavirus cases in the country, which have been signed by more than 1.20 lakh people. One student said, “Millions of students will take the JEE and NEET exams.

My mother's immunity is very weak and if I get infected then who will take responsibility for me and my family. It has been observed that instructions are not being followed during the examination. ”

Danish, who is ready to take the NEET exam, says that his examination center has been given in Patna were cases of coronavirus are increasing rapidly. He said, “Private transporters have increased the fare and now students will have to spend Rs 10,000 to reach their examination center.

Many of my friends are stranded in the flood. Will they go for a test by swimming in the water? They will not be able to test in this epidemic. It is being said that the instructions are being followed in the examination but those who have issued these instructions themselves have also become infected. ”

The JEE (Main) the exam will be held from September 1 to 6, while the NEET exam is scheduled to be held on September 13. Several opposition leaders including Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik and DMK President MK Stalin have demanded the postponement of these examinations for the time being.