Coimbatore: A total of 6,057 students will appear for Neet in seven centers here on Sunday.
The defending class XII this year will appear for large amounts of tests.
It is expected to be more challenging for them than repeaters, who have completed their council test last year or in previous years.
“Repeaters have the privilege of attending offline classes for the council and coaching exams “We spent the whole year attending online classes from home, except for several weeks offline classes in March and April for exam preparation,” he said.
However, the council exam was canceled this year and the sign was allocated based on an internal assessment.
and the previous council examination.
The exam will be a challenge for freshener that appears for the first time.
“The ratio of repeaters gradually increased.
Previously, only 3-4% of those who appeared for Neet were repeaters.
Now, more than 10% are repeaters,” said P S S Martin, Principal of Nava Bharath National School.
“It is a challenge to prepare students remotely.
But only those who are interested will take the test.
We have allocated a dedicated teacher to monitor student progress,” he said.
Of the 6,057 students, 397 came from government schools and countries assisted by the government.
They have attended the free online network training class carried out by the state government.
“Keeping students to focus on the preparation challenging because the test is increasingly delayed.
While some students join the work of art and science, many have lost hope for Neet this year,” said a government school teacher.
More than 6,000 students to appear for Neet
