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BEST strike leaves NEET candidates struggling as parents spend extra on travel

The ongoing BEST strike disrupted travel plans for NEET re-examination candidates across Mumbai, forcing many students and parents to rely on autos, taxis and trains. Several complained about higher travel costs, lack of information on special buses and inadequate facilities at exam centres.

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NEET-UG aspirants reach the examination centres. PICS/SARTHAK MEHTA

NEET-UG aspirants reach the examination centres. PICS/SARTHAK MEHTA

As the strike called by the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) entered its third day on Sunday, mid-day visited the city’s four NEET re-examination centres to know about the challenges that th candidates and their guardians faced navigating the city to reach exam centres.

Exam centre: PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya INS Hamla
Location: Malad West
Nearest railway station: Malad (7 km)
Nearest Metro station: Valani-Meeth Chowky Metro (5.6 km)
Nearest bus stand: Kendriya Vidyalaya (270 metres)
Auto-rickshaw charges from railway station: Rs 120 minimum 
BEST bus charges from railway station: Rs 15 per person

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