kolkata the centre should forget its ego and think of the students who could not appear for jee mains said chief minister mamata banerjee on wednesday reiterating that students career could not be the primary concern when their health was at riskwho gave you the right to destroy the students future why had they been so egoistic what would have gone wrong if the exams were a bit delayed the cm asked the centre adding the examinees had to risk their lives and many were forced to give the entrance tests a miss postponing the examination could have helped all students she saidbengal has been among the six states which had filed a review petition in the supreme court against the centres decision to hold jee mains and neet ug in september banerjee had been vocal on this issue and had even written to prime minister narendra modi our state was a party in the sc as we understood the problem of the students the students are facing great trouble so many of them were deprived of attending the examination she saidbanerjee pointed out that the students had never said they would not sit for the examination but they had asked to postpone it they had to risk their lives while trying to build a career she saidoutside bengal from inputs that i have received more than 50 examinees were unable to appear for the examinations thus many were deprived but it would not have been the same if the examinations were delayed going by our appeal i still urge the centre to review the situation and think about those who failed to appear in the exams the centre must think of those who could not appear for the tests the examinations are conducted by the centre we had made arrangements as per directive but only 25 of candidates in bengal turned up she said