Due to the change in the last timings of the examination center, many candidates missed the first edition of the Common University Entrance Test, which began on Friday in 510 cities. India and abroad. Exam takers at several centers in Delhi in the morning slot said the questions were not difficult but the paper was a bit lengthy.
Among those who did not appear for the exam was 18-year-old Anchal. Standing outside the examination center in the North Campus, she said that her examination center was earlier in Dwarka but when she reached there, she was not given entry.
“I was told that my center has been changed. He panicked and didn’t know what to do. When we finally reached the North Campus after a 2 hour journey, they told us that the time to enter the exam center has passed,” she said.
Asked if she was informed about the center change in advance, Aanchal replied, “I checked my mail only after I was told that it was not my centre. Had I known that the center would have been changed, I would have checked it earlier.”
Same condition of Ritika reached Netaji Subhash University technology As mentioned in their admit card. However, on reaching there, he was told that his new examination center was North Campus. “I went to the North Campus but was denied admission due to running out of time. This is wrong and our entire future hangs in the balance.”
Ritika has also recorded another subject combination. “I was not sure which course I would go for. So I filled one more combination for Political Science in addition to the BA program scheduled for today. I am glad I did. Now I still have the option of getting admission , “He said.
Meanwhile, V Sneha (18), who had three subjects exam on the first day, appeared happy when she came out of the exam centre. “Everything went well. I didn’t expect it to be that easy. But it was a bit long, especially the calculation part,” she said.
With 14.9 lakh registrations, the Common University Entrance Test (CUET), the common gateway for undergraduate admissions to all central universities, is now the second largest entrance test in the country, surpassing JEE-Main’s average registration of nine lakh Is.
NEET-UG is the biggest entrance exam in India, with an average of 18 lakh registrations. The exam is being conducted in two phases. The first phase will be held in July and the second phase in August. Candidates who have opted for Physics, Chemistry or Biology have been assigned to Phase 2 of the CUET exam, given that NEET (UG) – 2022 will be held on July 17.
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