Rahul Gandhi and his party in Congress have been demanding the postponement of the NEET and JEE exams.
New Delhi:
Congressional Leader Rahul Gandhi hoped that students would appear for the NEET medical entrance exam on Sunday, while expressing condolences to those who were unable to take it due to the COVID-19 pandemic and flooding.
He also criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying he wished the prime minister was concerned about JEE-NEET hopefuls.
“Best wishes to the students who are taking the NEET exam and my condolences to those who were unable to take it due to the Covid pandemic and flooding.” Wish Modi Hee He was just as concerned about JEE-NEET applicants and students as he was about his capitalist friends, “he said on Twitter.
Best wishes to the students taking the NEET exam and my condolences to those who were unable to take it due to the Covid pandemic and flooding.
Wish Modi ji was as concerned about the JEE-NEET applicants and students as he was about his capitalist cronies.
– Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) September 13, 2020
Rahul Gandhi and his Congressional party have been demanding the postponement of the NEET and JEE exams, saying the situation is not conducive to taking these exams due to the pandemic. He has also said that taking the exams at that time puts their lives at risk.
More than 15 lakh candidates are likely to appear in NEET on Sunday, which will take place amid strict precautions in light of the COVID1-9 pandemic.
The National Testing Agency (NTA), which is conducting the exam, said that in order to maintain social distancing, it has increased the number of exam centers from the originally planned 2,546 to 3,843, while the number of candidates per room has been reduced. since before. 24 to 12.
The crucial National Entry and Eligibility Test (NEET), which is a pencil and paper test unlike the JEE engineering entrance exam, has already been postponed twice in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The exam was originally scheduled for May 3, but was postponed to July 26 and then to September 13.
A total of 15.97 lakh candidates have registered for the exam.
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