2 days ago
Kerala Police Rush NEET-PG Registration Printout Before Exam
Dr Anas went to an important medical entrance exam in Chengannur.
He needed a printed registration certificate to enter the examination hall.
He realised just before the exam that he had forgotten to bring it.
His home was too far away for him to return.
The police checked for an open print shop, but the shops were closed because it was Sunday.
Anas sent the document electronically to a police officer.
Police printed it at their station and rushed it to the exam centre.
He received the printout in time and was able to take the exam.
NEET-PG aspirant Dr Anas forgot the required registration certificate printout before his exam.
Anas arrived at Providence College in Chengannur for the 9 a.m. examination.
Nearby print shops were closed because it was Sunday, officials said.
Police printed the certificate at Chengannur police station after receiving its soft copy via WhatsApp.
The document reached the centre minutes before the exam, allowing Anas to enter and take the test.
- Who
- NEET-PG aspirant Dr Anas and Chengannur police officers.
- What
- Police printed and delivered Anas’s registration certificate so he could enter the examination hall.
- Where
- Providence College in Chengannur, Alappuzha, Kerala, and Chengannur police station.
- When
- Sunday, shortly before the examination began at 9 a.m.
- Why
- Anas had forgotten the required printout, while nearby print shops were closed.
Key facts
- Aspirant
- Dr Anas, a native of Krishnapuram near Kayamkulam
- Examination
- NEET-PG
- Examination time
- 9 a.m.
- Examination centre
- Providence College, Chengannur
- Required document
- Printed registration certificate
- Police assistance
- The certificate was printed at Chengannur police station
- Outcome
- Anas entered the hall and appeared for the examination
Sources
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