Due to Agnipath Protest, JEE Main Admit Card Delayed – Exam Postponement Demand Rising Rapidly.The Joint Entrance Test (JEE) Main 2022 was supposed to start on June 20, but the National Testing Agency (NTA) modified the dates to start on June 23 and end on June 29 when it released the exam city notification slip. Candidates are now requesting another exam postponement, stating that the continuing Agnipath protest over the new army recruitment route has disrupted transport routes and caused disturbance in their districts.
The NTA has not yet responded to student requests or released the admit card. The JEE Main admit card is usually released about ten days before the exam. The JEE admit cards are yet to be released, despite the fact that the exam is less than three days away. Over 8 lakh students are eagerly awaiting clarity on the same.
There are some Tweets about the Examination Struggles at the Twitter:
- @UrHimanshuBorahWe are unable to reach at the centres in time due to the riots taking place in some states Sir please help us in raising our voice #postponejeemains2022 #JEEMain2022
- Postpone jee main as everyone wouldn’t be able to reach their exam centres and give exam comfortably. Jee is not an easy exam, students already have so much pressure of studying for jee exams as there is alot to study. #Postponejeemains2022
- #Postponejeemains2022 Due to train cancellation we can’t arrive to our jeemains admit card location after admit card’s announcement because of agniveer protest…So, please sir postpone jee mains examination…@DG_NTA @PMOIndia @narendramodi @dpradhanbjp …
The engineering entrance exam will be held in 501 cities across the country and 22 places outside of India. This is the first time the exam has been held outside of the United States since the outbreak.
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While candidates from all over India will be sitting the exam, numerous trains have been cancelled and railway property has been vandalised by a group of youth claiming to be job seekers as a result of the Agnipath protest. Students claim that this will have an impact on their trip.
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