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 | Ramesh Pokhriyal and Subramanian Swamy spar on Twitter over how many students actually wrote JEE. Here's what went downPokhriyal was responding to an earlier tweet by Swamy, where he claimed that out of the 18 lakh JEE students who downloaded their admit cards, only 8 lakh appeared for the exams | |
 | Subramanian Swamy claims 'only' 8 lakh students wrote JEE, NTA says only 7.6 lakh downloaded admit cardsSwamy had earlier claimed that only 51 per cent of the students had appeared for the exam and that that's the figure police have come up with | |
 | Last hope for NEET aspirants: SC to hear a fresh petition seeking postponement, todayThe plea along with postponement will also seek an increase in the number of centres and holding of the exam spread across 5-6 days instead of a single day | |
 | Subramanian Swamy: Only 51 per cent students wrote JEE Mains, all other numbers are falseLife must go on but at what cost? asked Swamy. The monsoon and the pandemic have caused havoc and this is not the right time to conduct the exams, he added | |
 | Postpone NEET to after Diwali if classes won't start till 2021: Subramanian SwamySwamy argued that if there are no classes there needs to be no admissions for the time being. His tweet went viral in minutes | |
| Why did SC accept that government policy to hold NEET, JEE in September can't be challenged? asks Subramanian SwamyAll India Trinamool Congress's Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Singh replied to Swamy's tweet as well and asked if the students' lives matter less to the government | |
 | Government must listen to all stakeholders and find a solution: Rahul Gandhi on NEET and JEE examsIn his tweet on Wednesday, Gandhi extended his support to the aspirants seeking postponement of the crucial exams. While JEE is set to begin on September 1, NEET will be held on September 13 | |
 | World has come to a standstill, exams should be postponed for a while: Sonu Sood support students protesting against NEET and JEEHe is the latest in the line of prominent personalities, which includes the likes of Greta Thunberg, Chetan Bhagat and Subramanian Swamy to have supported students in their plea | |
| Don't lose hope: Students look at Subramanian Swamy for help to postpone JEE NEETThe BJP veteran took to Twitter to reach out to the students in what seemed like a ray of hope for the protesting candidates | |
 | India's eight-year-old climate activist Licypriya Kangujam throws her weight behind the 'postpone NEET and JEE' campaignThis India climate activist decided to speak up and tag various political leaders of India, asking them about the sense behind conducting the exams amidst a pandemic. These are some of her tweets | |
 | Greta Thunberg joins Indian student protest to not conduct NEET and JEE during COVIDThe young climate change activist also said that it is deeply unfair, considering that many are affected by the pandemic and floods | |
 | To Postpone or Not Postpone NEET and JEE? From Subramanian Swamy to Rahul Gandhi, what India's most important voices have saidThe NTA has said that the entrances will be held in September, creating a lot of hue and cry among the students | |
 | Here's why BJP's Subramanian Swamy wants NEET, JEE and other entrances to be postponedThe Rajya Sabha MP had previously written a letter to the Prime Minister, asking him to postpone the exams until after Deepavali | |
 | Student who petitioned the Supreme Court against conducting JEE, NEET allegedly facing threats, abuses, asking him to back offA group of 11 students across the country had signed the petition which sought a postponement of JEE and NEET. considering the number of COVID cases | |
 | NEET-JEE may go ahead with 'elaborate arrangements', according to government sourcesGovernment sources have claimed that there has been a rise of almost 50 per cent in NEET centres this year as compared to last year, and indicated that enough arrangements are in place |
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