New Delhi: The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test -Postgraduate (NEET PG 2021) will be held on April 18. The National Board of Examinations (NBE) has issued a COVID-19 advisory for the same.
Stating that the examination will be held as per schedule, the Board stated, “Considering the importance of the examination in admitting post-graduates in their respective subjects for further training, it is in the best interest of candidates to continue to hold this examination on the announced date.”
Here are the protective measures:
Same State Centre
NBE has increased the number of exam centres across the country. Candidates who had chosen the option “others” have been allotted test centres within the state of their correspondence address to avoid inter-state travel.
NEET PG admit cards will bear a COVID E-PASS to facilitate the movement of the candidates in case of any travel-related restrictions. All the states have been informed regarding the same.
Staggered Entry At Exam Centres
To avoid crowding at the exam centre, there will be staggered time slots for candidates to report. The allotted time slots will be communicated individually through emails and SMS.
Isolation Room
Candidates’ temperature will be checked at the entry point using thermo guns. Candidates having above-normal temperature or displaying any symptoms of COVID-19 infection will be allowed to take the examination in a separate isolation room created for this purpose.
Face Mask
Candidates will not be allowed to enter the test centres without a face mask.
COVID-19 Protective Gear Safety Kit
All candidates will be given a protective gear safety kit comprising of a face shield, a face mask and five hand sanitiser sachets. It will be mandatory for all candidates to wear the face shield at all times.
Staggered Exit
Once the exam is over, candidates will be required to leave the exam centre in a staggered manner which will be communicated by the respective centre in-charges in order to avoid crowding at the test venue exit.
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