Centre announces new safeguards and retest framework after NEET-UG paper leak controversy
The Union government has announced additional safeguards and a clearer framework for retests and cancellations in response to the ongoing NEET-UG paper leak controversy over the last few weeks.[4][3] The measures include stricter protocols for paper-setting, printing, custody, and transport, along with enhanced use of technology and data analytics to detect abnormal score patterns.[4] The Ministry of Education has also indicated that future decisions on cancellation or re-examination will be based on forensic analysis, geographic pattern analysis, and inputs from investigating agencies.[3] The National Testing Agency (NTA) is under scrutiny after multiple states reported irregularities and alleged organised cheating rackets in the exam.[4] Student groups and opposition parties have demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe and structural reforms in major entrance tests.[3] The government has stated that it is open to “systemic reforms” and will strengthen accountability mechanisms within the NTA.[3]
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NEET-UG is conducted in India for admission to which of the following courses?
Answer: (b) Medical and dental undergraduate courses
The correct answer is (b) Medical and dental undergraduate courses.