NEET, JEE Mains 2020 'need to be held as scheduled', say students

After rising uncertainties around medical and engineering entrance examinations—JEE Mains and NEET, some students are of opinion that any furr postponement will affect whole year. Several students took to Twitter to express that it is a challenge to remain focused for such a long time as it is both a mental as well as physical stress.

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JEE Mains & NEET exam date should t be postponed furr

Originally, examinations for JEE Mains was to be held in month of April but was scheduled to a later date due to coronavirus situation across country. Even NEET 2020 has been postponed twice. Both are scheduled to be held in month of September as per latest anuncements by National Testing ncy.

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Reports claim that since students have had more time to prepare for exams this year, y might score better. re are reports that suggest that cut-off might be higher than previous year. JEE exams are held in two sessions since 2019 and some students who had appeared for exams in January for JEE Mains will w be preparing for JEE advanced examinations, that are believed to be immediately held in following months after  second session (September) of 2020. However, with so many uncertainties due to coronavirus pandemic, students are confused about a lot of things and are taking it to Twitter to express ir concerns.

Here is what students think about JEE Mains and NEET exam date 

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Some students have resorted to Twitter posts to express that exams should t be pushed any furr. y are of opinion that exams should be held as per schedule in September; furr postponement will only be a strain on students who have been prepping for almost two years and more.

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Director of IIT-Delhi V Ramagopal Rao also stressed on importance of JEE Mains. He said that despite all delay it is important for examinations to be held. As students have been prepping as early as class 9th and class 10th, exams must be held. As per reports, several teachers and academicians are of opinion that exams need to be conducted as early as possible.