A group of aspiring nurses who recently took the nursing exam have expressed dissatisfaction with the way the results were released. The exam, which offered 166 permanent positions, had its results announced at 10 a.m. today, but candidates raised concerns about the transparency and clarity of the results.
Speaking to the media, nurse leader Lurstep Nongrum, along with other candidates, voiced frustration over the disorganized result release. They highlighted that the roll numbers were not in sequence, some were missing, and the results were delayed beyond the promised timeframe. Despite a previous assurance in July from the Health Department and officials to release the results within 72 hours, this promise was not fulfilled.
The group is demanding that a new, comprehensive result be released by the evening of October 1, with roll numbers, names, and marks clearly listed.
