Kerala NEET-PG Exam: Aspirant Forgets Registration Certificate Printout; Chengannur Police Rush It To Centre Just Minutes Before Test
Alappuzha: Police came to the aid of a NEET-PG aspirant who forgot to take a printout of his registration certificate, helping him get the required document just minutes before the examination began at a centre in Chengannur here on Sunday, officials said. NEET-PG 2026 Retest Scheduled After Jaipur Centres Face Power Disruptions According to officials at Chengannur police station, Dr Anas, a…
Alappuzha police assisted a NEET-PG aspirant who neglected to bring a printout of his registration certificate, providing him with the necessary document just minutes before the test commenced at a Chengannur centre, according to officials. NEET-PG 2026 retest held after Jaipur centres faced power disruptions. Dr Anas, a resident of Krishnapuram near Kayamkulam, reached Providence College, where the examination was to start at 9 am.
Anas discovered he had not printed the registration certificate needed for entry into the hall moments before the exam. As his home was distant from the centre, he sought aid from the college's police personnel. Upon verifying that all shops were closed on the Sunday, the officers asked Anas to transmit a soft copy of the document to them via WhatsApp and forwarded it to the Chengannur police station.
They printed the document and rushed to the exam centre minutes before the examination began. Armed with the printed certificate, Anas entered the hall and sat for the test. Post-examination, he expressed gratitude to the police for their prompt assistance before departing the centre.
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