Stringent security measures for the medical and dental post graduation entrance test, conducted by the Comed-K, led to an adverse problem for a few aspirants of the post graduate courses.
About 60 candidates, who failed to produce identity proofs mentioned in the Comed-K list, were not allowed to write the examination.
This resulted in a heated argument between the students and examiners.
Parents, who accompanied their children, tried to convince the examiners to allow them to appear for the test, but to no avail. They said students should have been allowed to appear for the test on “humanitarian” grounds.
(Published 12 February 2012, 20:22 IST)
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