AIIMS- First-cum-first allocation of exam centre creates utter confusion
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The recent decision by AIIMS to allot the examination centre for the many medical aspirants appearing for the AIIMS-Delhi test on May 29-on a first-come-first-basis has created a lot of confusion in Chandigarh. Chandigarh or Panchkula do not have a exam centres. The only nearby centre is in Mohali. So, if the students are not able to procure a centre reservation in Mohali, quickly, they will have to travel to other nearby centres like Ambala, Bannur, Patiala, Ropar.
This recent decision by AIIMS has put the students in a major fix, as they no longer have a straight choice to choose their exam centre. Instead, the prestigious institute will make them run to choose their choice of centre on a first-cum-first-basis. In other words, they will have to opt for only one centre.
The registration process has already started. So, hurry, to grab a seat by the examination centre- to be allotted on the first come, first serve basis
This recent decision by AIIMS has put the students in a major fix, as they no longer have a straight choice to choose their exam centre. Instead, the prestigious institute will make them run to choose their choice of centre on a first-cum-first-basis. In other words, they will have to opt for only one centre.
The registration process has already started. So, hurry, to grab a seat by the examination centre- to be allotted on the first come, first serve basis
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