NEET-UG Re Exam: After the paper leak incident, the re-exam of NEET-UG was held on 21st June. About 20 lakh students appeared in this examination. Many also missed their exams because they could not reach the center on time. Some got stuck in traffic and some lost their way. After the examination, many such videos are going viral on social media, in which the helplessness of those students can be seen.
A delay of a few minutes ruined his wishes. His dream of becoming a doctor remained unfulfilled. In the viral video, somewhere a student is seen shedding tears and somewhere his parents are seen crying. Meanwhile, the truth of a viral video has come to light. The video is from Bengaluru, Karnataka, in which two girls are seen crying outside the centre.
2 minute delay broke dream of becoming a doctor
The delay of two minutes destroyed his dream of becoming a doctor. She is pleading with the officials outside the gate. But she was not allowed entry because she had reached there 2 minutes late than the scheduled time. This is their claim. But in what Bengaluru Police has told in the fact check, they have mentioned a delay of three minutes. Police said that the candidate left his home at 12:57 pm and reached the center at 1:33 pm. But the scheduled time was 1:30. He reached the center three minutes late. The exam started at 2 pm.
Delay in reaching due to Congress rally – parents claim
The candidate’s parents say that there was a delay in arriving due to the Congress rally. But Bengaluru Police fact check revealed that the candidate had left just 33 minutes before the scheduled time. CCTV footage and route analysis show that the candidate lost his way. He chose the long route instead of the short one. It is possible that there may have been a delay in reaching there due to that reason. Police also said that the traffic situation was normal and there was no jam due to the rally. Let us tell you that at least three students had arrived after the gate was closed.
Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre. pic.twitter.com/TYug1N9lep
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His parents argued that he reached late due to traffic jam. However, the police has not mentioned the name of any student in the fact check. Let us tell you that this examination was canceled last month after allegations of paper leak. Last time more than 22 lakh students had participated in it. But this time its numbers decreased. About 20 lakh students appeared in this examination held on June 21. A total of more than 5000 exam centers were created for this examination.
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