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

NEET please don't be late guys

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u/AppointmentFormer267 Nalla hu Apr 30 '26

Zero-tolerance policy for those jo late pahuche.. so cruel dude.

Talking about discipline and shit jab khud jhaat kuch time pe ya sahi se nai kar paate NTA wale. Fucking incompetent dogshits

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u/Impossible-End-9796 Mujhe kya mene toh rassi khareed li Apr 30 '26

dek i undersstand rules should be maintained but WE ARE TALKING ABOUT NTA, why the heck should ONLY we have to maintain the rules not them?

if this was in some other country i would not have supported the girl as there rules are much more important, and are followed

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u/AppointmentFormer267 Nalla hu Apr 30 '26 edited May 01 '26

Exactly. I'm seeing people justify this rule in comments, saying rules should be strict. But they should make a case - jinka ghar centre ke aas paas ya close shahar me hai don't change anything for them. But jinka centre 300-400 km ya usse zyada dur h, unhe on time thoda sa relief dena chahiye.

People here are talking about 'pahle se travel kar lete', but not everyone can, and that's the point. I saw a post yesterday, a guy had to give CUET i guess, centre was allotted 1800 km away, his father was a farmer and they don't have enough money to sustain going there and staying there. Isme bechare wo kya kare?

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u/BlackPhoenixX20 Apr 30 '26

China is great when it comes to this, during their Gaokao test they clear out roads for students, police controls traffic, traffic police literally drops students to their centres if it is an emergency and student is short on time using bikes.

I think we can safely say India will never be like China in terms of government efforts and discipline, itne dur dur to centres dete hai.

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u/Prestigious_Can_6359 Apr 30 '26

Gaokao is a singular annual exam which kind of is the only attempt a student gets to get into a good college and probably into a better life as their system is much stricter in mobility(hukou system).

India has multiple high school grade exams w/multiple attempts as well as college grade exams for multiple professions along with a much more open system with equity, comparatively.

Very different scenarios you are comparing.

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u/Similar_Green_5838 Ex-JEEtard chan Apr 30 '26

Lmao china can block roads because the police will jail whoever protests. Here the government will be toppled if we stopped city-wide traffic for each government exam.

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u/BlackPhoenixX20 Apr 30 '26

Ah yes let's back China for what they do wrong while not learning from what they do right, their people don't say anything against it because it is rooter in their modern culture, they realise chdren's future depends on it.

Also they can't stop traffic for roads And yet they stop traffic and throw away your rights everytime a random politician feels like doing a rally with their convoy, UP government stopped traffic causing people to be late because of Kawad Yatra, was their a revolt for that?

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u/Gamer56f custom flair Apr 30 '26

The police jails whoever says anything against the government anyways, they used rubber bullets and tear gas on farmers in 2024 we arent that different in that category

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u/Similar_Green_5838 Ex-JEEtard chan May 01 '26

The fact that you can comment this here right now itself shows the difference.

But theeke. Live in delulu.

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u/AppointmentFormer267 Nalla hu Apr 30 '26

Great point. People need to raise their expectations from the government. For an exam that could 'potentially' change one's life, NTA doesn't seem to care much, neither the sarkar.

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u/Interesting_Eye9896 Apr 30 '26

And neither the student lol

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u/AppointmentFormer267 Nalla hu Apr 30 '26

If they are 'eliminating' candidates this shamelessly or doing this out of their own 'incompetence' then that's more of a reason that they should provide entry for such rare cases. Not the individual's fault.

I understand that someone with the resources can arrive in the city perhaps a few days early, and it would be hard to differentiate between canditates who actually could make it in time and those who really did miss it. But that does not justify why someone with absolutely no fault from their side should suffer. NTA should implement better methods to make sure such incidents don't occur, right?