Jaipur: Be Archana Bundi or Raveena Dholpur, they sit for reets on Sundays for hours after becoming a mother.
Likewise, there are candidates from Ranawas in Jodhpur who sit for the exam knowing that he must go for good delivery on Sunday night or Monday.
Archana (36) was treated at the Bundi District Hospital after work ill on Saturday.
His family is in a tizzy because they know that it is reet on Sundays.
But, he decided to sit for the exam.
“My hope for sitting for the test is reduced by labor pain on Saturday even though the due date is October 5th.
But I have to thank the government authorities that I can give a test and hope to clear it.
I managed to pass the motherly test and now hope To become a teacher, “Archana said.
“Specialized settings are made and the new mother is provided with a separate room with a bed at the center,” said HR Keshoraitatan Balveer Singh.
A medical team in the outside of the medical test before he was allowed in the examination room, he added.
Similar is the Raveena sentiment (28) who delivered a child on Friday in Dholpur.
He appeared for the exam from the school girl in Dholpur.
“My husband believes that I can sit for the exam and perform well.
My family trust helps me take part in the exam,” Archana said.
Other women Meenaxi was given a delivery date on Sunday or Monday, but he still appeared in the test.
“Mother-in-law, father-in-law, my husband and parents supported me because I could not delete the exam in the least effort and was only short of some signs.
So, I decided to do it.
I have appeared in the test and hopefully I will confess At the hospital on Monday, “Meenaxi said, who is currently in Ranaswas in Pali district.