NEET PG 2022 aspirants write to President of India to raise grievances

NEET PG 2022 aspirants have again written to the President of India regarding the insufficient gap between the NEET PG 2022 exam date and NEET PG 2021 counselling.

After writing to the Prime Minister and President of India earlier and demanding to postpone NEET PG 2022 by at least 6-8 weeks, the NEET PG 2022 aspirants have again written to the President of India and said that they are being mentally harassed by NBE & NMC due to the parallel conduction of counselling and examination.

The letter reads, "As per the policy of NMC there needs to be a sufficient gap between counselling of one session and next examination. But this year the all-India counselling will be over by May 3, 2022, and state counselling will start afterwards which might go till mid or May end. The examination is scheduled for May 21, just a few days after the completion of All India counselling. This stands unfair. NMC is adamant about not postponing the exam as they want to start the session by August. They can still do so even if the exam is postponed till July without affecting the academic session of 2022."

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The aspirants have said that they are being continuously harassed mentally by NMC and NBE because of their mismanagement. There is no one showing empathy or compassion for the covid warriors in a time of urgency. 

"We are not at fault at any of time but because of the chaotic bodies like NMC and NBE we are facing all these consequences," added the letter.

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