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As students prepare for appear for the CLAT 2022 exam today, aspirants from various parts of the country report being unable to reach the exam centres. Many students are taking to social media, especially Twitter to complain regarding the same.
From borders being sealed to authorities not allowing cars to pass to trains running late and more, videos are circulating on social media relating to all sorts of hardships students are facing.
@KirenRijiju sir आज #CLAT2022 का पेपर हैं,में बलिया से हूँ और वराणसी में मेरा पेपर हैं,लेकिन बलिया गाजीपुर बॉर्डर पर पुलिस ने रोक दिया ये बोल कर की बनारस की सीमा को बन्द कर दिया गया हैं
अब हम पेपर कैसे दे, मेरे जैसे बहुत सारे बच्चे हैं सर कृपया इसपर ध्यान दे!#postponeclat2022 pic.twitter.com/Ncot204ARU— Nitish Rai (@NitishR45665353) June 19, 2022
Sir,@AshwiniVaishnaw
My self Sujal Kaurav (From Gadarwara)
Today is my #CLAT2022 exam .
& My center is JLU Bhopal
I am going from GAR to RKMP by 12853
& the train is running late by 2 hour . Who will be responsible if I am unable to reach the center on time ?@RailMinIndia pic.twitter.com/cNwPIzxBLs— Sujal Devendra Kaurav (@SujalKaurav) June 19, 2022
#clat2022 I am going to miss my exam today since they are not letting the cars pass. Not even police. What authorities assured you CLAT?? What assurance do you have for us?
Refund the damn fees!! you literally take the bag for being the worst possible Testing thing possible!— Something (@A61433750A) June 19, 2022
Speculation was rife yesterday that CLAT 2022 exam might be postponed. However, the Consortium released a press note stating that the exam will be conducted as per schedule. The students were assured that proper arrangements have been made in conjunction with the authorities to ensure that they get to the test centres safely.
Around 70,000 students appeared for the CLAT exam last year at around 131 test centres. Due to this, students have to travel large distances to appear for the exam. In current situation, was it sensible to conduct the CLAT 2022 exam?
Only time will tell.
At the time of this post being published, the CLATalogue team has not received any response from the Consortium of NLUs regarding its comments on this matter.
We are updating the post as we gather more information from different sources.
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