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MP: 9 aspirants miss NEET allegedly due to transportation issues, 2 teachers suspended
Madhya Pradesh: 9 NEET aspirants had apparently lost their chance to appear for the only National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for pursuing medical education as transportation was not arranged within the due time. According to TOI, the authorities have found that 2 primary school teachers and a middle school teacher were given the responsibility of making arrangements of transportation to...
Madhya Pradesh: 9 NEET aspirants had apparently lost their chance to appear for the only National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for pursuing medical education as transportation was not arranged within the due time.
According to TOI, the authorities have found that 2 primary school teachers and a middle school teacher were given the responsibility of making arrangements of transportation to take the aspirants to their respective exam centres at Indore. The Khargone District Education Officer has issued the suspension letters of the three teachers following the incident. Other than that, he has also proposed to stop the increments of 2 officers.
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