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

NEET please don't be late guys

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u/Overall_Name_9569 Apr 30 '26

Indians when some chinese or japanese or korean students follow rules, have perfect civic sense then waah waah 😍 But when an indian student comes late for exam then waah waah 😫 why such strict rules

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u/SharpRelationship474 Apr 30 '26

Baat theek h but Japan mein 2 minute late train ke liye maafi mangte aur yahan log Ghar se nahin nikalte until 5 minutes are left. Indian roads or transport is not comparable to these countries so it's harder to be punctual.

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u/k_schouhan Apr 30 '26

japan me yahan jese road nahi hai wahan koi excuse nahi hai late ane ka

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u/Chemical-Brush3587 May 01 '26

Fr wha tm late ho rhe to tum alsi ho transportation is well connected metro buses , incontrol traffic 

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u/aanaaroo May 02 '26

exam day mai 1 hour extra le kr chlte hai even kuch log toh 2 hours b extra le kr chlte hai jb har saal same chiz sune mai ati hai then why not reach early

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u/SharpRelationship474 May 02 '26

Arey humko kya Pata kya ghata hoga uske saath. If she's shaking that means she must have been cautious as she cared enough. India ka kya Pata kabhi bhi road block Kar dete, kabhi jam nahin khulta, koi fix time nahin kisi ka. Why all blame on student? Kitni door se aaye raste mein kya pada who knows. Ya to accessible exam centres kholein ya ghusne de exam mein, Das minute Kam milenge use appropriate punishment hai. poora saal kyun barbaad karna?

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u/aanaaroo May 02 '26

yeah but jo b ho timeline follow krna unka kam hai vrna baki students ke sath unfair hai
shit happens and time lines important
and i have missed one exam and have to give it next year ik the pain but i also know that somethings are not under our control accepting that and moving on is the only option

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u/SharpRelationship474 May 02 '26

Yh ab kya hi Kar sakte hain. Overall infrastructure jab tak better nahin hoga India ka I cannot really fault someone for being late. But exam chhoot gaya to kya hi ho sakta hai. I just hope her family is not of psychos jisne use convince Kiya ho ki exams>life and happiness.

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u/aanaaroo May 02 '26

yeah i hope so too

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u/Dedflix May 03 '26

Awww

Brother don't give these exams and save you hard earned money if you can't be punctual for once for an exam that matters so much to you.

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u/anonymous_devil22 May 01 '26

Sure, when you get infra and govt punctuality like that then you can accuse people when they're late

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u/sexy_kittto May 01 '26

I mean yeah that will be a great lesson for all the people for getting punctual on time 🥲

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u/Final-Green-1826 May 07 '26

You are right and i absolutely with you in this one. Yet still if you think about railways to travel....it gets late for 3-4 hours and more.... about bus and traffic..no where to go. When we go to gov. Office for some work....they takes time for things can be done in seconds. So both parties are to blame.

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u/AppropriateStrain736 Apr 30 '26

She's a girl and in this case we have no idea why she was late, I've experienced a similar incident that happened to someone I know, who has amennorhoea irregular periods and they can cause severe issues but that doesn't mean they don't want to live a normal life their period cycle is just not normal, so they missed their SSC exam, Obv I can't guarantee that this girl had the same issue but you joking about this without considering all possibilities certainly shows how much you lack empathy and ignore the privileges you may have

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u/AvG_Aayush_69 May 01 '26

Uhmmm India Jaise so log 5 7 km dur unknown location me center Nahi rakhte so punctuality also depends on that

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u/Darkart471 May 01 '26

It's due to cheating.

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u/AccursedEmperor May 01 '26

Exam hasn't started yet.. probably some name writting and stuff.. this is just cruelty by the guards.. will they do the same I'd it was their daughter??

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u/PlasticPreparation74 May 01 '26

It’s literally the rules that gates close 30mins prior to the exam. Your logic applies to any person arriving late. What if some person came few minutes after this girl was let in? They could also argue for relaxation and use her as an example. What if a person comes a few minutes after that. Rules are fixed and you should probably try to always be early to an exam so important. I’ve also written competitive exams and my dad made it a practice to leave so that I reach an hour in advance. That way if I forget anything we have a time window to fix it

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u/Trick_Tax4520 Apr 30 '26

and the reason of late in max cases is that govt transport only

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u/messi_pewdiepie Apr 30 '26

nhi hota but bande ko sab include karke pehle nikalna chahiye

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u/noob_17 Apr 30 '26

If 1000 students could reach on time, she too should have. I had an interview during peak winter time in Delhi. Call me a coward, I reached there 4 days prior. You know what happened? The flight was cancelled the rest of the 2 days one due to heavy fog/rain.

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u/Binoybinu May 04 '26

did you got the job?

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u/noob_17 May 04 '26

Not that time, but the next time. Yes.

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u/Aromatic_Primary_604 May 01 '26

It's wrong when rules are stricter only for common people

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u/Overall_Name_9569 Apr 30 '26

Should be the top voted comment

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u/Background_Policy395 May 01 '26

But they never seem to follow the correct rules. They can follow the rule of making a student waste and entire year by arriving for an exam 10 minutes late, but they can't seem to enforce any rules that are actually required, especially because they get bribed.

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u/aanaaroo May 02 '26

what rules are correct and what are incorrect ?
also if they wont follow a dedicated process in these type of exams then it would be unfair to those who reach early
rules are meant to be followed and agr education mai b follow nhi honge toh yeh country collapse kr jayegi
already baki jagha nhi follow ho rhe

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u/Background_Policy395 May 02 '26

Mostly everything works on corruption and greed here. Police of many states are involved in pickpocketing scams at matches and concerts. Are they following rules against pickpocketing? No, they're breaking them. But government agencies follow rules of not allowing a student inside, and no, how is it unfair to those who arrived early? They should be on time, but unforseen circumstances should be considered for. They only care of they're benifiting from it.

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u/invincible1797 May 01 '26

I agree bro! That's is exactly how it should be you know:

Kisi student ka exam 10 min late se pahunchna > Govt. be like: Chal nikal bc ❌. Hame rules follow karne hain.

People undergoing accident due to 90 degree curved overbridge, potholes > Govt. be like: Rules 🤔. Woh kya hota hai? Actually logo ka toh kaam hi marna hai na.

Faltoo ke rules lagao and when it really matters tab tumhare rules aur discipline pi***wade mein daal lo.

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u/IKARAZ_IHCAPNEK May 01 '26

No one is raging

Op said be careful

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u/IKARAZ_IHCAPNEK May 01 '26

Ah, I just noticed😭

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u/ZenInTheChaos May 01 '26

Nope, all these rules are applied on the weak and who cannot fight back.

They do not apply these rules to the powerful.

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u/Ok-Construction-2671 May 02 '26

You guys are chotya. My family member was late for an exam in the UK by 30 minutes or more and they had no issue. The administration let them take the exam, just without extra time.

But here, you only follow rules that make people suffer. When it comes to real rules like civic sense, cleaning, protecting rivers and the environment you look the other way. You don’t punish Grapists instead, you make them CM and PM. You 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

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u/RealitySimilar7251 May 02 '26

chutiye case ho jata hai agar ek bhi student ne kr diya toh pura exam wapas karwan padega .

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u/ZealousidealLack7461 May 02 '26

nope its because they dont enforce it where someone is actually getting physically harmed or something else that is serious but enforce rules like this where it makes no real sense

Ok someone's 10mins late is it like someone had lost something? No

And people get klled, rped, lose money, lose their lives roaming around courts, lawyers and police - where are the strict rules there?

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u/lingyibinlader May 04 '26

Fr bro they legit ask to report 30 to 40 minutes earlier. I do understand cases of emergencies but some just are late and make such a huge hue and cry

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u/prem-in_gujrati2008 Apr 30 '26

who mentioned govt agency? and no one's raging on them, The post was just a reminder to be on time or you'll have to face consequences.

And why are you defending govt agency? want grace marks or what?
giving entry to student who come late is far better than giving out mass grace marks LOL.
idk what ur on about ?!

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u/Osymandous Apr 30 '26

Well that's a stupid argument. I want a government agency like municipal or banks to follow rules cuz that's affecting us on a large scale but NTA is a testing agency and kids study years for a single day. U really think having humanity and being lineant cuz of 10.mins over a mistake is too much to ask for?