Last Updated on 09/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
NEET PG exam will be conducted in two shifts on Sunday, 11 August. During an important hearing in the Supreme Court today, the bench has refused to stay the exam. During the hearing, the CJI said that how can we postpone NEET PG now.
During the hearing on the petition seeking postponement of NEET PG exam, senior advocate Sanjay Hegde said that nowadays people just ask for postponement of the exam. He said that re-scheduling has been sought in this because there is an exam in the morning and an exam in the afternoon and then it will be normalized.
2 lakh students will not be affected on the request of 5 petitioners: SC
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CJI said that we cannot make a new education policy and this is not an ideal world. In principle, we will not reschedule. 2 lakh students and 4 lakh parents will be affected. Will the career of 2 lakh students be put at risk at the behest of 5 petitioners? We cannot put the career of so many candidates at risk because of these petitioners. We do not know who is behind these petitions. The Supreme Court has ordered on this matter that we are not considering postponing the NEET PG exam. Lawyer Anas Tanvir was representing the students in the Supreme Court.
Due to these reasons, there was a demand for postponement of NEET PG exam
NBEMS has announced to conduct NEET PG exam in 2 shifts on 11 August. Normalization formula is adopted for evaluation when the exam is held in more than one shift. However, the board has not given information about the normalization formula in any notification issued so far. Candidates had approached the Supreme Court regarding this.
The petition said that one batch of candidates may face a more difficult question paper than the other batch and the normalisation formula should be made known before conducting the exam so that there is no possibility of arbitrariness.
It was also said in the petition that the petitioners and many similar candidates have been allotted such cities where they may face many difficulties in reaching there.
Let us tell you that this year this exam was to be held on 23 June but due to irregularities in UGC NET and NEET PG exam, NEET PG was postponed. The exam will be held on 11 August, the admit card of which has been released on the official website.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)