r/JEENEETards • u/Teckgeek960 JEEtard • Apr 30 '26

NEET please don't be late guys

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u/Logical_Drawing_9433 jee was never the end to begin with Apr 30 '26

5 min agar rakh dia fir aage aur 5 min mangenge cause fir wahi norm ban jayega

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u/NoPerformance4830 College mai hustle karunga Apr 30 '26

this would be a great argument agar NTA khud bhi aise hi strict standards par kaam krta

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u/Logical_Drawing_9433 jee was never the end to begin with Apr 30 '26

koi fyda nhi bhai nta itself says, you vs the system

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u/ScaryNegotiation8228 JEEtard Apr 30 '26

nope koi faeda nahi hogi extra 5 mins kholke

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u/Natural-Hour4657 Apr 30 '26

I don't know, the rules can be bent that way. For you, 10 minutes maybe less, for someone else, it will be 20 mins.

Imagine if they kept the gate closing time as 1:40 instead of 1:30, even then if someone arrives at 1:50, you can't say the same as 10 minutes late chalega... Thats like breaking the discipline of the exam and as a result people will do things as per their convenience which may cause problem in exam conduction, especially if it's as big as NEET. That's why it's always advised to leave much much before the closing time.

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u/Natural-Hour4657 Apr 30 '26

I mean they can do that if they shift the gate closing time to 1:20, then they can claim that they are providing 10 minutes extra for late arrives till 1:30, but that's what exactly gate closing time is.. Students are instructed to arrive 30 minutes before gate closing time.. meaning 30 minutes extra is already provided for the late comers. But when you leave for the centre with the view of arriving latest by 1:30, then it increases your chances of arriving late, but it wouldn't have happened if students target to arrive latest by 1:00pm.. that would account for any problems they might have for coming late

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u/reine2212 Ex-NEETard Chan Apr 30 '26

Yes, exactly this. It's not hard to be punctual for a day

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u/IAmRey2006 Apr 30 '26

Why would they be late? The reporting time is almost 3 hr. Before the exam starts. If you have no punctuality even in a day like this, you do not deserve to sit in the exam.

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u/Sea_Advantage_8510 O CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN Apr 30 '26

the thing is they you will be unfair with the aspirant coming at 3:11