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மாண்புமிகு தமிழ்நாடு முதலமைச்சர் திரு.ச. ஜோசப் விஜய் அவர்களை இன்று (22.6.2026) தலைமைச் செயலகத்தில், இந்தியாவிற்கான அமெரிக்க நாட்டுத் தூதரும் தெற்கு மற்றும் மத்திய ஆசியாவிற்கான சிறப்புத் தூதருமான திரு. செர்ஜியோ கோர் (US Ambassador to India and Special Envoy to South and Central Asia - Mr. Sergio Gor) அவர்கள் சந்தித்துப் பேசினார்.
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@mssakshinarula Students were allowed to assemble 3 hours before the exam. Get your facts right !
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Make students assemble two hours before the exams to make sure everyone is present before the doors are locked. How hard can it be? Half hour before the exam is ridiculous for such a large scale exam and given the traffic conditions in India. This is traumatic. I know people will say they should have been early yada yada, but we have to be a nation that protects futures, not destroys them. In fact 12th Board marks should be enough to give admissions. This is ridiculous.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre
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@ggganeshh Why IIT exams, CBSE X and XII board exams, Engineering exams and IAS not life altering ? Why unusual drama with this ? Why hysterical behaviour everytime ?
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@RealityBitesYes Every exam is not the same. Some are life altering. Extraordinary situations require extraordinary compassion
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No student or invigilator would be greatly inconvenienced if the exam started 30 mins late
And don't let any student leave the hall within the first 30 minutes to avoid risks of leaking paper to a late entrant
Discipline and compassion can go hand in hand..
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Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre
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@nimishdubey Even if someone is allowed to enter exam hall 3 hours before the exam starts ?
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As someone who has been late more than once because examination centres were far away from home and traffic was erratic, I am disappointed to read the ease with which this has been written.
Google maps exist, but traffic is worse than ever before, trains are erratic and the further away an examination centre is, the more unpredictable the path becomes.
All professions require discipline. And sensitivity.
manju 🇮🇳@justtweettz
The outrage over students being denied entry to #NEET for arriving late is baffling. Everyone is blaming the traffic, the roads, the weather, the authorities, the exam centre, and the government—everyone except the students themselves. In an age of Google Maps, live traffic updates, route planning, and ETA calculations, reaching a critical exam on time is not an impossible task. Thousands of students faced the same roads, the same traffic, and the same conditions—and still managed to arrive on time. Why should discipline be penalized and poor planning rewarded? These are aspiring doctors. A profession where timing can literally mean the difference between life and death. Accountability cannot begin after graduation; it must begin now. If we start teaching young people that rules can always be bent after the fact, we are not building a generation of professionals. We are building a generation that expects exceptions for avoidable mistakes. Rules are not unfair. Expecting responsibility is not cruelty. Punctuality is not cruelty. Ps: If you cannot calculate the time needed to reach the most important exam of your life, should society trust you to make critical decisions when lives depend on them? #NEETRetest2026
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@TVMohandasPai Why students who are allowed to enter 3 hours before the exam come 5 minutes after the cut off time ? Irresponsible ?
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This is rubbish blaming students. Why block traffic for so long? Is blocking traffic, hurting citizens a necessary act? Stop blaming citizens and students. We have a Right to Normal traffic not blockades because of a political rally, the State captured by a party. This is very wrong. Stand up for Citizens.
manju 🇮🇳@justtweettz
The outrage over students being denied entry to #NEET for arriving late is baffling. Everyone is blaming the traffic, the roads, the weather, the authorities, the exam centre, and the government—everyone except the students themselves. In an age of Google Maps, live traffic updates, route planning, and ETA calculations, reaching a critical exam on time is not an impossible task. Thousands of students faced the same roads, the same traffic, and the same conditions—and still managed to arrive on time. Why should discipline be penalized and poor planning rewarded? These are aspiring doctors. A profession where timing can literally mean the difference between life and death. Accountability cannot begin after graduation; it must begin now. If we start teaching young people that rules can always be bent after the fact, we are not building a generation of professionals. We are building a generation that expects exceptions for avoidable mistakes. Rules are not unfair. Expecting responsibility is not cruelty. Punctuality is not cruelty. Ps: If you cannot calculate the time needed to reach the most important exam of your life, should society trust you to make critical decisions when lives depend on them? #NEETRetest2026
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@ArnazHathiram 3 hours to get inside is not enough ? Students were allowed to arrive 3 hours before the exam. 5 minutes grace time ? Why ?
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Let's start this for all exams starting from LKG. No exam will start until the last student arrives. Teacher can come half hour late. School can open or close at whatever time for students out of compassion. Let's do this for all exams in all schools and colleges.
Why even open school everyday at a given time ? Wait till Principal arrives or till last student arrives. Some day school is 8 to 4 p.m. Some day it's 9.00 to 5.00 p.m. One day teacher can come late. One day student can come late ! Let's adjust everything from LKG
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If someone arrives late, that student will get less time to write the paper. Why should we close the doors on them?
@NTA_Exams, please be more student-friendly. This is a very serious matter for a 17-year-old student.
We need to reconsider: are we building our students or breaking them?
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@indhavaainko Hello. They were allowed to come from 11.30 a.m. Come late, blame the Govt for earning some tweeter sympathy.
Wow ! You too ? I have to reassess your intelligence !
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Imagine appearing for a re exam few mins late due to traffic and being subject to this anxiety even before they are allowed to retake it. Unfair!
Heads must roll!
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Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre
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@GabbbarSingh We should allow teachers to come whenever they like, students to come whenever they like etc. Gen Z wants that kind of system where nobody is responsible for anything but they are entitled to everything !
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Next they will put videos of candidates crying after they missed the cut-off by 1 mark. And the Internet would blame the authorities for not letting them in. 🥲
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Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre
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Let's do that from LKG - Come late to school, attend whatever classes you can. Teachers can come late and teach whatever classes they can. Teachers can come late and conduct half exams. Students can come late and write whatever they can. No rules. Anybody anything. That's called anarchy !
Great India upcoming
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Several students were seen in tears after arriving late at a NEET examination centre, as strict entry rules prevented candidates from entering the venue beyond the prescribed reporting time.
#NEET #NEETExam #ExamDay #EducationNews #StudentNews
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Let's do that from LKG - Come late to school, attend whatever classes you can. Teachers can come late and teach whatever classes they can. Teachers can come late and conduct half exams. Students can come late and write whatever they can. No rules. Anybody anything. That's called anarchy !
Great India upcoming !
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This late entry rule should end. Allow them for remaining time. If someone arrives late, they will just get less time.
But this way of not allowing them would lead to severe psychological stress.
#NEET
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@Akshita_N They could enter from 11.30 a.m. but they come after 1.30 the cutoff time. Everyone feels sad for the student. Where is this country heading to ?
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Exam leaks are fine (just conduct a retest!), coming a few minutes late isn’t!!!
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Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre
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@Dhuandhaar In which exam is this allowed in the world ? Supporting anarchy !
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What’s the logic behind closing the gates? If someone arrives late, they will just get less time, let them sit for the exam. The government officials' handling of NEET is incredibly poor.
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Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre
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@Ramanandx Why is everyone reaching late everywhere and why are we celebrating that ? What's wrong with India ? Why did she reach so late ? Why did the train inconvenience all other passengers for her ? Why is India celebrating indiscipline ?
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"Her exam centre was in Nagpur...."
She reached the station to board Train No. 12105, the Vidarbha Express, but by then the green signal had already been given, and the train had started slowly moving out of the platform.
"That's when she began running."
Waving her hand toward the train, the girl sprinted as fast as she could, desperately trying not to miss it.
Seeing her run, the Train Manager and RPF personnel immediately realized the seriousness of the situation and promptly contacted the loco pilot to stop the train.
By the time the train came to a halt, the girl had reached the women's coach, exhausted and drenched in sweat.
She was given water, helped onboard safely, and seated comfortably. Only after ensuring she was settled did the train continue its journey.
"If the train had left that day, an entire year of her hard work could have been lost."
She might not have been able to appear for her NEET examination.
And that is why the action of the Train Manager deserves appreciation...
Because sometimes, "humanity and compassion are greater than rules and regulations."
Today, while performing his duty, he chose to uphold that human value, and a student's future was protected because of it. ❤️
What do you think — was stopping the train in this situation the right decision...?
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@FabulasGuy Bro - entry time started at 11.30 a.m. They come after 1.30 p.m. and cry that they are now allowed. And that's right for you ?
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Students being denied entry for arriving a few minutes late is not a new issue.
Every year, videos of students crying outside exam centers go viral, and it’s not limited to NEET.
I’ve said this before too: no student deliberately wants to be late for such an important exam.
There should be at least a 30-minute grace period.
Ntional-level SOP should be created and followed by all states to ensure deserving students don’t lose an entire year because of minor delays.
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@sumanthraman The entry start time was 11.30 a.m. . They come after 1.30 the cutoff time. Why ?
In which exam in your life did they allow after the exam started ? Proposing all kinds of things which happens for no exams -even school exams just because you want to oppose Govt !
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Why can't students who come late be allowed to take the exam? After all they will only have less time to finish the paper. At least 15-30 minutes grace time must be allowed. During this time no candidate inside must be allowed to leave the hall.
IANS@ians_india
Bengaluru, Karnataka: Students are seen crying after arriving late at the NEET examination centre
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