Nagpur: More than 9,000 Ayush PG Aspiran in Maharashtra is in a hug against the National Test Agency (NTA) for the chaos in the allotment of the examination for the Ayush Postgraduate Entry Test (AIpGet).
Now, they demanded that NTA and the Ayush Ministry delay the examination scheduled for September 18.
Maharashtra candidates are mostly allocated exam centers in Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and even at Jammu.
They were told only four days before the test.
After being reported in the media and email campaigns initiated by candidates, NTA hurriedly began the process of changing the inspection site at the end of Wednesday night.
But less than 20% of candidates have received an updated reception card with universities in Maharashtra as their test site.
More than 80% of candidates still hold the acceptance card with Ahmedabad, Bharuch, Bhopal and Vadodara as their center.
Toi Nagpur is the first to report that not enough universities available in the state on September 18 because the scheduled MH-CET.
NTA, on Thursday, officially accepted this.
“The date of the CET in Maharashtra collided with AIAPGET.
Therefore, NTA faces difficulties in getting an adequate test center regardless of the best effort.
Therefore, some candidates have been allocated centers outside their choice,” said the statement issued by Dr.
Sadhana ParaAshar, Senior Director (Exam), NTA.
According to Dr.
Parashar, this clause is mentioned well in NTA information booklets and “candidates have received this while filling in the application”.
However, this explanation has left thousands of candidates in trouble.
“What if someone has reached Gujarat and NTA turned the center to Maharashtra a day before being examined? Even the number of Helplines issued by the agency did not work,” said Dr.
Ganesh Kate.
A student, Vaidya Shubham Dhoot, called Ayush Minister Sarbanou Sonowal who was reportedly convinced to provide assistance.
The sources at NTA told TII that it was very unlikely to delay the examination because this problem was limited to Maharashtra countries only while the examination was held nationally.
The National Integrated Medical Association (NIMA) has decided to support students.
“We will emphasize postponing tests in greater interest than candidates.
Loss of this exam because of the far venue or because changes in the middle will be charged a full year and years of preparation for these doctors,” said Dr.
Atul Raut Patil from Nima Student Forum.
In a helpless state – it is impossible to manage 9,000 strange computers on September 18 at Maharashtra to do aiapget, say nta – it manages several hundred computers on Wednesday night and changes the exam place some candidates without notice – all other candidates are asked to reach the center The center in Gujarat, MP displays in AiaPget- Instead of relief, this step creates confusion among candidates because no one knows that the center will be updated when – difficulties in reaching other countries plus confused has made candidates – they have requested a delay Aiapget.