Noida: A group of candidates for Teacher’s feasibility test (up-TET) protests on the roads that are elevated in sector 30 after being rejected in the exam centers for the lack of documents on Sunday.
Who is not allowed to write a test at the center in the 30 sector, saying he has a confession card, a valid photo ID and other documents.
“But I was told to get my bed sheet as evidenced by the principal.
At this time, where should I prove this?” He asked, rolling up his marking.
Some candidates who have traveled from other districts claim that the central doors are closed at 9:30 a.m.
The entries were rejected, many candidates walked to the roads that were elevated nearby and blocking traffic.
The police team reached the place and made them empty the road.
In sector 25, too, some candidates were rejected in the lack of marked marks.
A copy of the lax marked sheet.
The acceptance card issued for candidates also mentions this, they said.
“It is mandatory to bring a plate of the original Mark Bed (Bachelor of Education) or BTC (Basic Training Course) or a copy of being certified by the principal or other competent authority,” said Dharamveer Singh, the school district inspector.
The police team that must be deployed in exam centers to calm the rejected candidate.
Ranvijay Singh, Supplementary Police Commissioner, (ADCP), said about 30 candidates faced problems in the morning shift in four centers.
“Those who do not have a valid paper are sent back.
There is no problem in the second shift,” he added.
Across the City, more than 17,000 candidates in 45 centers appeared for up-TET, which must be canceled last year on suspicion of paper leaks, in the morning shift.
In the second shift, 13,882 candidates wrote tests in 35 exam centers.
There are no reports of protests in Ghaziabad.
Entries are rejected in the test hall, the candidate is the road candidate
