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EAMCET Entrance: Value of a minute let known
EAMCET Entrance Exam 2014: Value of a Minute Let Known. EAMCET is the prestigious Entrance examination that paves a way for the future of the youth. Such an entrance test has its roots long before the scheduled date.
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Hyderabad: EAMCET is the prestigious Entrance examination that paves a way for the future of the youth. Such an entrance test has its roots long before the scheduled date. Most of the students get prepared for the examination tirelessly and also undergo special coaching for the same.
The officials of EAMCET have kept on informing the concerned that no student will be allowed into the examination hall, even if he/she gets late by a single minute. Despite so much of publicity, in an incident that took place at Vijayawada a student was late by a minute. He was denied permission to appear in the examination. The mentioned student reached the examination hall well before time. Nevertheless, he forgot to bring a mandatory document. So, he went back to home to bring the same. Due to the heavy traffic, he was late by a single minute and lost one precious academic year. His father urged the authorities to allow his son to appear in the examination but to no avail. As there was no other option left for them, both of them returned from the examination centre. The parents have been demanding to lift off the 1 minute clause.
