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Stress takes a toll on students ahead of NEET re-exam

Stress takes a toll on students ahead of NEET re-exam
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Students preparing for the NEET-UG re-exam in India are reporting significant mental stress and loss of faith in the examination process. The re-test follows the cancellation of the original exam due to widespread allegations of paper leaks.

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The situation underscores the high-stakes nature of competitive entrance exams in India and the psychological impact of systemic administrative failures on students.

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As candidates prepare to retake NEET-UG on Sunday, most point out that this has only increased the mental pressure and stress they face. “As the paper was leaked last time, I am scared it would be a very tough question paper for this exam. This worry is causing me undue stress and I’m not able to sleep,” said Kudiyarasi K. from Chennai.

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