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NEET cancellation exposed NTA gaps: Parliamentary panel

Source: Times of India — Top Stories · 3 days ago
NEET cancellation exposed NTA gaps: Parliamentary panel
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Summary

A parliamentary panel says the leak of the NEET‑UG 2026 paper shows serious weaknesses in the National Testing Agency’s security, despite biometric verification, jammers and AI‑monitored cameras. The panel urges a comprehensive reform, including moving the medical entrance exam to a computer‑based format, establishing protected question banks and using the agency’s surplus funds to support government‑run testing centers.

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Seeking a sweeping overhaul of NTA after the NEET-UG 2026 question paper was leaked despite biometric checks, jammers and AI-monitored CCTVs, a Parliamentary panel has recommended making the medical entrance exam computer-based, creation of secure question banks and investment of NTA's accumulated surplus in govt-run test centres.

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