JEE Main Exam Begins, Odisha-Mo Parivar Extends All Helps to Students
Bhubaneswar: With the start of JEE Main Examination, and keeping in view of the aspirants are facing dual challenges of COVID-19 pandemic and flood, Odisha-Mo Parivar has extended all possible helps following the direction of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. The Odisha-Mo Parivar members have provided guidance and logistical support to enable the candidate to have [...]
Bhubaneswar: With the start of JEE Main Examination, and keeping in view of the aspirants are facing dual challenges of COVID-19 pandemic and flood, Odisha-Mo Parivar has extended all possible helps following the direction of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.
The Odisha-Mo Parivar members have provided guidance and logistical support to enable the candidate to have a hassle-free attendance at the venue to appear the exam.
Odisha-Mo Parivar, the apolitical social service wing and the brainchild of Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, has tied up with all stakeholders – students, state administration and their nodal officers by engaging its volunteers and members and assisting and navigating the candidates in a seamless manner.

The volunteers of Mo Parivar are assisting the candidates and their relatives in reaching the exam venues as well as other logistic issues.
Odisha-Mo Parivar has also set up “HELP DESKS” near the examination centres where its volunteers are stationed from morning 07.00am till 06:30pm evening to assist the candidates. Sanitizers, water bottles, biscuit packets are being made available to the candidates, as well as their relatives near the examination centres, Odisha-Mo Parivar Convener added.

In all 30 districts, Odisha-Mo Parivar representatives are actively in close touch with the district administration and are trying to resolve all logistical issues etc. of the JEE candidates travelling to their specified examination centres.
Meanwhile, the selfless social service of Odisha-Mo Parivar has been highly appreciated by the students and their relatives.
The members of Odisha-Mo Parivar have been at the forefront during this ongoing pandemic period, helping the needy and destitute people, stranded migrants, students with all necessary supports.
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