 | NEET, JEE exams: SC to consider on September 4 review plea of opposition-ruled statesThe ministers had claimed that the top court order failed to secure students' "right to life" and ignored "teething logistical difficulties" to be faced in conducting the exams during the pandemic. |
 | NEET, JEE exams: Listen to students' Mann ki Baat, arrive at acceptable solution, says Rahul GandhiEarlier, on Friday, the government made it clear that it won't further postpone competitive examinations. |
 | A NEET ordeal for more than 1,500 studentsThey have to write exam outside State and will not get papers in Tamil; they will have to make do with English |
 | Tamil Nadu students travelling outside state for NEET exams to get financial assistanceTamil Nadu Minister D Jayakumar said that financial assistance to 5000 students who are travelling to neighbouring states would be given. |
 | Centre should facilitate NEET exam within Tamil Nadu or bear expenses for students appearing outside: NSUINSUI also charged the BJP government with attacking institutions of higher learning, curtailing student rights, undermining free expression and clamping down on individual liberties. |
 | Puducherry CM Narayanasamy announces financial relief to NEET candidatesNarayanasamy said the administration would bear the travelling expenses of the students and an additional Rs 1500 would be provided to each of them from the Chief Minister's relief fund. |
 | Madras HC directs CBSE to re-allot NEET exam centresThe petitioner had submitted that the candidates from Tamil Nadu were allotted examination centres in other states and not within the state as mentioned in their applications. |
 | Plea in Madras High Court seeks to re-allot exam centres for NEET candidates in Tamil NaduPetition was filed in Madras HC seeking direction to CBSE for re-allotment of NEET examination centres for candidates from Tamil Nadu who were assigned centres outside the state. |
 | Students, parents protest Centre's bid to rejig NEET syllabus less than 100 days before examA senior official in the HRD ministry, however, said that one possible option to avoid introducing major changes in NEET syllabus is possible by basing it only on the common portion of all curricula. |
