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Chennai, Aug 2 (IANS) Strongly protesting the chief government’s migrate to behave a national common entrance examination for recognition to undergraduate and post graduate medical courses, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa has requested Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to exempt the state from the test. In a letter to Singh Tuesday, copies of which were loosened to the media here, the chief minister said: ‘The government of Tamil Nadu has taken treads since 2005 and finally abolished the Entrance Examination for the Professional Courses from the annual 2007-2008.’ ‘This was done afterward detailed checkup along an Expert Committee which found that rural students and students from lower socio economic backgrounds are unable to compete with the urban elite students in such Common Entrance Examinations as they absence the <a href="http://www.salehandbagsbags.com"><strong>dior handbags</strong></a> necessity exercising traditions and substances,’ the letter notes. Citing the state’s plan of reserving 69 percentage of seats as behind, maximum backward communities, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in vocational lessons ######## Rolex Watches for sale, Jayalalithaa said the introduction of common entrance test ‘would establish muddle and litigation in the flat implementation of this booking policy both in undergraduate and postgraduate admissions’. Referring to the reservation of 50 percent of the medical post graduate seats for physicians who have completed three years of rustic service and the enforcement of bonds from those completing post graduate teaching in government medical institutes to serve the state for a minimum phase, Jayalalithaa said it ambition be legally complicated to implement such policy initiatives in the case of a common entrance test. ‘In view of always the truths pointed out, I request that Tamil Nadu may be exempted from the test and allowed to persist with its existing system for admission to undergraduate and postgraduate medical seats,’ the letter memoranda.