Parents added that their children felt that the necessity to repeatedly prepare for rescheduled exams demanded considerable discipline and focus, which many students found increasingly difficult to maintain.
Students found out about the cancellation through social media and new reports, while others were told by the exam centres.
According to a 2021 report from The Times of India, the Chandigarh Parents Association had expressed concerns about the uncertainty surrounding the administration of several competitive exams, highlighting potential impacts on students’ academic performance.
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