Stop Re-NEET 2024: Aspirants sign online petition demanding no re-test
New Delhi: Amid the controversy regarding the NEET-UG 2024 examination results and the demand for a re-examination due to alleged irregularities, the medical aspirants who have passed the exam have launched an online petition urging the authorities to stop re-neet 2024.
Citing that conducting the examination again will put them under an immense mental and emotional burden, the medical aspirants have requested people to join their petition in preventing re-NEET 2024 and protecting the sacrifices made by genuine students.
The online petition filed on change.org on June 11, 2024, has been already signed by 253 people and the next goal for the petition has been set to 500 people.
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Stating why the petition matters to them, the person who started the petition said "In case NEET 2024 is taken again, it not only negates our tireless efforts but also imposes an immense mental and emotional burden on us. We have dedicated two years of our lives to rigorous preparation, sacrificing personal time and enduring significant stress."
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