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NEET 2017: Students forced to remove Bra & Jeans!
By: Tupaki Desk | 8 May 2017 6:59 AM GMT
Bizarre dress code for Students who appeared for NEET (National Eligibility and Entrance Test) at Kannur in Kerala has really stunned everyone.
An 18-Year-Old Student complains she was forced to remove her bra citing security measures to prevent cheating. Another Student alleges she was asked to remove her jeans because of its metal buttons. Even long sleeves and shoes weren't allowed.
Mother of a Teenager said her Daughter returned just minutes after going inside the Examination Centre only to hand over her bra. Even parents and students were forced to buy light color inner wears by the management just before the examination.
Girl Students complained against the management of Tisk English Medium School where NEET Test was conducted. However, School Principal Jalaluddin claims these allegations were baseless. 'We asked the staff who look after frisking arrangements to not allow the student if a beep sound was heard from the metal detector during the checking process. Nobody was asked to remove their inner wear. A meeting has been convened with the staff who took care of security arrangements to discuss the matter,' he informs.
Over 11 lakh students appeared for NEET in around 100 cities in the Country.
An 18-Year-Old Student complains she was forced to remove her bra citing security measures to prevent cheating. Another Student alleges she was asked to remove her jeans because of its metal buttons. Even long sleeves and shoes weren't allowed.
Mother of a Teenager said her Daughter returned just minutes after going inside the Examination Centre only to hand over her bra. Even parents and students were forced to buy light color inner wears by the management just before the examination.
Girl Students complained against the management of Tisk English Medium School where NEET Test was conducted. However, School Principal Jalaluddin claims these allegations were baseless. 'We asked the staff who look after frisking arrangements to not allow the student if a beep sound was heard from the metal detector during the checking process. Nobody was asked to remove their inner wear. A meeting has been convened with the staff who took care of security arrangements to discuss the matter,' he informs.
Over 11 lakh students appeared for NEET in around 100 cities in the Country.
