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NTA JEE Main 2020: Masks, hand sanitisers, here’s how students appeared on day 1
1 / 6JEE Main will be held in two shifts, of three hours each, every day till September 6. The first shift exam is over. The second shift will start at 3 pm instead of 2 pm as sanitisation drive will be held in the meantime at exam halls, as per the NTA.
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Students are being checked for temperature before appearing for the JEE entrance exam at a centre in New Delhi on Tuesday. Express Photo by Praveen Khanna.
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The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Tuesday refused to postpone JEE Main examination for students residing in flood-affected areas in Vidarbha region of Maharashtra. However, it said that students residing in flood-hit areas can approach the National Testing Agency (NTA), if they were unable to reach the exam centre or reached late.
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JEE and NEET aspirants will be allowed to travel by special suburban services in Mumbai. The Admit Card of candidates will be considered as the authority to enter suburban stations with companions including parents or guardians. They, however, will have to purchase travel tickets.
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NTA has increased the number of exam centres from 570 to 660, it has also made arrangements to ensure fewer students sit in a given room. Further, students will be sitting at a farther distance. The frisking and entry rules have also been changed. Staff members will not touch any candidates while frisking.
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Students Out side one of centre where JEE B.Arch exam going on, NSUI members who Protest against the exam helping students to distribute masks and sanitise their hands before entering the centre on Tuesday, September 1, 2020. Express Photo by Jaipal Singh.
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