1.3 lakh appear for CET in Gurgaon, buses deployed to take them to centres
According to official data, 33,040 candidates appeared in the first session on Saturday, followed by 32,963 in the second. On Sunday, 33,108 candidates took the morning session, and 33,098 appeared in the afternoon session. To facilitate the transportation of Faridabad-based candidates to centres in Gurgaon, 135 buses were arranged in both sessions over two days.
Deputy commissioner Ajay Kumar visited examination centres on Sunday and kept a close watch on arrangements throughout the day.
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Following the peaceful and successful conclusion of the examination, he extended congratulations to the police department, transport officials, GMCBL, and the entire district team for their efforts. Teams from administration, police, and civil defence also played a crucial role in helping candidates reach their respective centres efficiently.
The district control room assisted more than 1,500 candidates, reflecting the administration's commitment to a smooth examination process.
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