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Humble Request to @DG_NTA Dharmendra Pradhan Narendra Modi 1. Relax the eligibility criteria of #JEEMain2023 to allow 2020 Class 12 passouts 2. POSTPONE JEE Main 2023 Jan Attempt to April 3. Remove the 75 Percent Criteria Please Re-Tweet this! #jeemainsinapril

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Gudiya3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi Humble Request to @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi 1. Relax the eligibility criteria of #JEEMain2023 to allow 2020 Class 12 passouts 2. POSTPONE JEE Main 2023 Jan Attempt to April 3. Remove the 75 Percent Criteria Please Re-Tweet this! #jeemainsinapril

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Lark Davis1 year ago

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devanshu3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi Keep raising voice for 2020 passout students 🙏🙏🙏🙏 #JEE2023ForAll2020

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Ashutosh3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi 2020 batch deserve one extra attempt in jeemains 2023 #JEEMain2023

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Shanti3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi We want third attempt for 2020 passout students 😭😭😭 #JEE2023ForAll2020

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Shami Asad3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi Please help us

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HariOm3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi keep supporting us #JEE2023ForAll2020

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HariOm3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi very very thanks for supporting 2020 students

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the smiling truth3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi It's literally enough.A huge number of students are approaching to get their problem solved,But their is not single response to it,the condition currently of a student is that he wants to study but cannot as every now and he is just thinking of what's going to happen @DG_NTA #JEE

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shivajee sarkar3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi @abhiandniyu @anshul

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Free Fire3 years ago

@ExtraAttemptALL @DG_NTA @dpradhanbjp @narendramodi Yes

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