The Supreme Court on Friday will consider a review petition filed on the issue of delay in NEET
JEE Exam 2020: Reconsideration petition has been filed in Supreme Court. The petition filed through advocate Sunil Fernandes stated that the Supreme Court’s order of August 17 “failed to secure the safety and right to life of the students / candidates appearing for the NEET / JEE examination”.
New Delhi. The Supreme Court on Friday will consider a review petition filed on the issue of delay in NEET and JEE examination. The hearing will be conducted by the judges in the chamber. Last month, 6 states of the country had moved the Supreme Court seeking a review of their order allowing the Center to conduct NEET and JEE entrance exams in September. These states include Punjab, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra.
The petition filed through advocate Sunil Fernandes stated that the Supreme Court order of 17 August “failed to secure the safety and right to life of the students / candidates appearing for NEET / JEE examination. All these states said Corona Given the crisis is not likely to be held this time trial. so from September 1 to September 6 Engineering Entrance examination JEE Main should be postponed to 2020 and September 13 medical entrance exam Knit 2020.
Supreme Court The petition was dismissed
On August 17, the Supreme Court dismissed the petition for pos tponing the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) and Join t Entrance Test (JEE) to be held in September 2020. Justice Arun Mishra, who was presiding over the bench, said that postponing the examination will put students’ careers in trouble. Justice Ar un Mishra, while dismissing the petitions, said that life should also move forward in COVID-19. Can we just stop the exam? We should move forward. Would it not be a loss to the country if the examination did not take place? Students will lose the academic year.
More than 14 lakh candidates have downloaded the admit cards, after the JEE Main, the admit cards have also been issued for the NEET exam. So far, over 14 lakh candidates have downloaded the admit cards for both exams.Out of 8.58 lakh candidates who registered for JEE Main, 7.41 lakh candidates downloaded the admit cards.6.84 lakh candidates out of 15.97 lakh candidates participating in the NEET have downloaded the admit card within five hours of its release.
