NEET-PG Postponement Sparks Stress and Concerns Among Candidates

Candidates and parents, unaware of the NEET-PG postponement, expressed concerns over allegations of irregularities, adding to their stress. The Union Health Ministry postponed the exam to review its processes. Frustration and disappointment among students highlight the growing lack of trust in the exam system.

The unexpected postponement of the NEET-PG exam has left many candidates and their parents in a state of heightened stress and frustration. Arriving at exam centers only to find the exam postponed, they voiced concerns over alleged irregularities that are increasingly casting a shadow over the National Testing Agency's examinations.

Announced as a 'precautionary measure' by the Union Health Ministry, the postponement is a response to recent allegations questioning the integrity of some competitive exams. The ministry is currently reviewing the robustness of the NEET-PG examination process, with a fresh date to be announced soon.

'We traveled 150 kilometers to reach my daughter's exam center, only to learn it was postponed. This has caused immense stress for her and us,' said Sunita Narwade, a headmistress from Beed district. Students, too, echoed the sentiment, with Sakshi Shitole expressing her disappointment and loss of faith in the exam system.

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