Some NEET aspirants in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, miss the medical entrance exam after being directed to the wrong locations via Google Maps. On Sunday, NDTV and Times of India report that incorrect location guidance makes it difficult for students to reach their designated examination centres on time. As a result, several candidates arrive late at the venues they are guided to, and they are not allowed to take the test. The issue is linked to the mismatch between the location shown on Google Maps and the actual examination centres. Families express concern that the incident could affect students’ academic plans, including the possibility of losing an academic year. The reports describe a scramble to manage the situation once the students realize they are at the wrong place, but admission to the examination is reportedly not granted due to the delay. Both outlets highlight the need for immediate remedies to prevent similar errors and ensure accurate navigation for future candidates.