An aspirant took the National Eligibility cum Entrace Test (NEET)-PG examination on August 30 teary-eyed, even as her parents remained missing in Nepal.
“…Out of the three hours exam, I think one-and-a-half hours I spent just crying,” she said after the test.
“I want to, I have to do it for him. “On the NEET PG screen, the questions you’re giving it, right, there’s two pictures on that. The admit card photo. And that photo was taken by my dad. “The more difficult part was, you know, in the morning before exam, my mom would usually make dahi shakkar (curd and sugar) . And my dad would have wished me luck.
She said that while it was “difficult to read at times” because of her tears, she had taken the test for her father. I have to do it for my parents,” she said. Tanvi said that during the exam, the NEET-PG screen shows two photographs, one of which was taken by her father. And that made NEET PG so much more difficult,” she said. It’s just that in this exam, that didn’t happen,” Tanvi said in the video. She said her parents “must come back”, while urging everyone to pray for their return.
In her video posted on Sunday on her Instagram handle, Tanvi shared her experience during the examination, while also showing the blue ink on her thumb used for giving biometrics for the test.
