Prospective medical has been enthusiastic waiting for an updated entrance schedule.
This is what expert, the candidate that must be said about the delayed NEET UG 2021 examination:

Clarity is needed on the date
The second wave of Covid-19 pandemic was very severe caused the atmosphere of uncertainty and fear in the community.
This has affected people’s mental health in general.
The morale of students has been hit hard.
Apart from the type of inspection, their focus, the level of preparation and motivation has dropped.
Speaking specifically about NEET-UG 2021, I feel delays in holding an examination a month or 45 days will give them extra time to overcome the adverse effects of pandemic.
They can reorient and focus on their studies.
It’s better to improve their performance.
What is worrying is the delay in improving the examination date, it is not a delay in conducting an examination.
Delays of 30 to 45 days will improve their performance and help motivate themselves.
– Dr.
Sanjay Singh, Dean, Faculty of Dentistry, Jamia Millia Islamia
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Memory loss caused by stress
Just like other sectors, education also goes into locking mode.
Students have been abandoned in trouble, with the cancellation of the Board exam.
Likewise, not limited postponemen, which is a stepping stone for a student to start a career in the medical profession, has left many things in difficult circumstances.
Students are tied in a vortex of emotions that include confusion, fear, anxiety and panic.
One reason for this is that the focus and time of preparation scheduled is hampered because students are not aware of time, they are left to complete preparation.
Another reason is like every human being, a student depends on his memory to write the exam.
Memory loss caused by stress is a factor that hinders the performance of students in any exam.
The desire about the date of NEET is the main stress for students and can affect their performance.
It was disappointing to see this fate from our nation’s future doctor.
– Dr.
Sneha S, Assistant Professor, Sri Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai
Students are anxious as a weaving tool for uncertainty
Sustainable uncertainty over the announcement of the date leads to anxiety among students.
Whether it’s a fresh collection student or gap year, they feel helpless and depressed because of the absence of clarity on the exam date.
It is very difficult for Neet-UG candidates to study focus because so much uncertainty.
It doesn’t matter whether the examination is held in September, it is very important to improve the date of the start of registration and exam.
– Murali Krishna, Senior Professor, Adyant Educational Institution, Bhubaneswar
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But one more year of the pending academic session was frightening.
This delay is also expected to produce high cut-offs because students will be better prepared.
While delays cause fatigue and disruption, on the other hand it gives students more time to improve the weak area.
Instead of wasting time, they can take advantage of the time they have in such a way that they get excellence over their competitors.
The current scenario is a knowledge, skill and nerve test, but consider the current situation as a blessing in disguise and investing time in strengthening your preparation.
This key can be a stepping stone to a brighter tomorrow.
All you need to do is stay positive, calm and stay focused and take advantage of this extra time efficiently and wisely to increase your preparation.
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– Aakash Chaudhry, Managing Director, AAKASH EDUCATIONAL SERVICES LIMITED (AESL)
The schedule must be announced
Delays and reschedulings have made students like me in landrum.
The current scenario because Covid-19 has had an impact on our study.
There is no clarity on our date and struggle with online education because poor networks and limited infrastructure take great casualties on our mental academic performance and also.
For candidates like me based in the country’s rural part, the situation is like an insult to injury.
The government must bring clarity on the date to conduct an examination.
– Subash Chandra Behera, Neet Aspiran, Jajpur, Odisha