Chennai: Parents choose different methods to help their children solve competitive exams, but K Mohan stepped forward on Sunday.
The owner of a 47-year-old gym from Vadalatani appeared for Neet in the center of Anna Nagar not because he wanted to be a doctor, but because he wanted to help his daughter turn around.
When he entered the examination center, police personnel and staff busy thought he was a parent, but allowed him after checking the hall ticket.
“I’m nervous about thinking whether known questions will appear.
When I entered, young students looked at me differently.
But, I focused on the exam,” he told Toi.
Mohan, who is also a customs consultant for those in the export-import business, has a MA degree and a legal degree, but does not practice.
He finished class XII three.
Last decade and want to join medicine but can’t.
“I got interest when I helped my sister’s daughter preparing last year.
After learning that there is no age limit for a professional course, I decided to try it to help me private preparation and slogbed for six months,” he said.
The physics question is difficult, but those who are in chemistry and biology are relatively easy, he said.
“I expect more than 550 from 720.
Until now, I do not plan.
To join the treatment course.” Other family members did not welcome the idea, but His daughter and his son supported and helped in preparation, said Mohan, added that he used his nephew training material.
According to the National Testing Agency Information Bulletin for NEET 2021, age.
It is 25 years on the date of examination with a five-year relaxation for those in the SC / ST / OBC-NC category and PWBD candidates.
However, the Supreme Court, the hearing of petitions challenged the age limit, while allowing candidates over 25 years in a temporary order and said it was subject to the final result of this case.
So, NTA temporarily allows candidates over 25 years to appear.