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Admins should withhold permissions for rallies, processions on exam days: Par panel on NTA reforms

Source: Hindustan Times — India · 1 day ago
Admins should withhold permissions for rallies, processions on exam days: Par panel on NTA reforms
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Summary

A parliamentary panel suggested that district authorities deny permission for rallies or large gatherings on exam days to prevent traffic delays that could cause candidates to miss their reporting time. It also recommended allowing students who arrive late to sign an undertaking and take the remaining exam time, and to schedule a separate 15‑minute slot for any necessary formalities outside the test period.

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The recommendation was made by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education, Women, Children, Youth and Sports, headed by Rajya Sabha MP Mukul Wasnik, while presenting a report on "Reforms and Strengthening of the National Testing Agency " to the Rajya Sabha chairman on Friday.

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