NEET PG 2024: The NEET-PG exam was supposed to take place today, but on June 22, the administration canceled it. The pupils are disappointed that this exam will not be held. As for the NEET-PG exam postponement, candidate Jyot Chauhan stated, “The National Testing Agency (NTA) notified us ten hours in advance that the exam had been rescheduled.
Call for Adequate Notice for Rescheduling
Should the exam need to be rescheduled, they need to have made the announcement several days in advance. Exam locations were not distributed appropriately; candidates were sent to extremely far locations. Students from Vadodara were informed that the exam has been postponed when they arrived at the locations for the exams, which were in Nashik and Madhya Pradesh. Everyone is having a great deal of difficulty.
NEET-PG Postponement Raises Concerns Over Exam Integrity
Regarding the NEET-PG test postponement, the examinee stated that the NEET-UG exam paper was leaked, the NEET-PG exam was postponed 12 hours in advance, and the NEET-SSC exam date has not yet been revealed. This demonstrates the government’s level of concern for the healthcare industry.
The Union Education Minister and the Union Health Minister ought to express regret for their deeds. After a lengthy and expensive journey for the exam, students and doctors have arrived here. Ten thousand rupees on average have been spent. These costs ought to be covered by the government.
FORDA General Secretary Highlights Emotional Toll of NEET-PG Postponement
In addition, FORDA India General Secretary Dr. Sarvesh Pandey stated that all candidates experience emotional anguish as a result of the NEET-PG exam being postponed. FORDA will pursue this matter. We insist on a new exam date being set as soon as feasible. He further said that our demand regarding NEET PG is that the exam should be conducted soon. He said that if any agency is not able to conduct this exam then it is India’s misfortune.
Health Ministry Defends NEET-PG Exam Postponement Decision
According to the Health Ministry, the decision to postpone the NEET-PG exam was made with the students’ best interests and the integrity of the testing procedure in mind. In response to claims of anomalies in the administration of the NEET-UG and UGC-NET exams, the government fired National Testing Agency chief Subodh Kumar Singh on Saturday night. Until further instructions, retired 1985 batch officer Pradeep Singh Karola has been appointed in his place.