Hundreds miss NEET exam in Karnataka, tweets CM

A last-minute change in the examination centres and lack of proper communication of the information allegedly created confusion among the students, the chief minister said.

Hundreds of students from North Karnataka districts have missed the NEET examination being held on Sunday at Bengaluru due to a seven-hour delay of the Hampi Express, Karnataka chief minister H D Kumaraswamy tweeted through his official handle.

The students who missed their exams were allocated centres in Bengaluru. The students have posted their complaints on social media platforms and have also demanded a re-examination. (SANJEEV VERMA/ HT PHOTO)

A last-minute change in the examination centres and lack of proper communication of the information allegedly created confusion among the students, the chief minister added.

The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), earlier known as the All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT) is the entrance examination for aspirants who want to study graduate and post-graduate medical courses in either government or private colleges.

The students who missed their exams were allocated centres in Bengaluru. The students have posted their complaints on social media platforms and have also demanded a re-examination.