Viral: Woman expresses anger over cancellation of NEET-PG exam, says ‘you have the audacity to…’ | Tendency

The Health Ministry on Saturday announced that the NEET-PG entrance exam, which was scheduled to be held on Sunday, June 23, has been postponed. The move came amid controversy over the NEET-UG exam, where students were given grace marks. The ministry said that due to “recent incidents of allegations regarding the integrity of certain competitive examinations, the Ministry of Health has decided to undertake an in-depth assessment of the robustness of the processes of the NEET entrance examination- PG.”

Many candidates have now expressed their anger towards the center over the cancellation of exams on social media. Amid all this, a video of a woman expressing her frustration over the decision went viral. His words resonated with many people.

“I have just found out that the NEET-PG exam which was scheduled to be held tomorrow at 9:30 am has just been postponed and the postponement circular was issued just 15 minutes ago. This means that it happened less than 12 hours before the actual exam is scheduled. Are people from the Ministry of Education eligible to make such decisions? (Also read: 48% of 1,563. students who got grace marks skip the new NEET-UG test)

She added: “What are you trying to prove here? These are doctors. They are not young children. They are taking a test to stay in this very country that you are ruining with your policies. And then you have the audacity to ask why everyone is leaving the country!

Watch the full video here:

This post was shared on June 23 by user X @SidKeVichaar. Since its publication, it has garnered over a million views. The share also has many likes and comments.

Here’s how people reacted:

One individual wrote: “This is why education is important. But most young people, I hate politics. No, honey, you need to talk about politics. Only social science students are not made for this; if engineers and doctors start commenting on policies, India will be the best democracy in the world. The mother of democracy still has a long way to go. »

Rani, another X user, added: “She said it very well. The frustration is building up and I don’t know when the government will open their eyes. It’s a pathetic system everywhere now.”

“This is a sign of awakening, there should be no compromise with education and this should be the most important factor in the decision of our political leaders,” commented a third.

Someone else said: “I agree with her. »