Similar Stories 🔰

Cockroach Janta Party | CJP ProtestJantar Mantar, Delhi Corono Days - Thali Bajao Go Pradhan go. pic.twitter.com/Xz2ivTJlRH

The NEET-UG 2026, held on May 3, was cancelled on May 12 after overlaps emerged between a leaked guess paper and the actual one | India News

Kerala NEET UG re-exam on June 21 brings hope for 1.1 lakh students after original exam cancellation due to paper leak.

Abdullah Mohammad Talib, was left shocked after receiving his admit card, which assigned him an exam centre in Abu Dhabi. His parents were equally stunned, as the development came amid heightened scrutiny over the conduct of the NEET examination following the paper leak controversy.

The group's central demand remains the resignation of Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak | India News

NEW DELHI: Terming the temporary ban on messaging app Telegram by the Centre as the "least restrictive measure" to ensure there is no paper leak or rumour to that effect ahead of the crucial NEET UG retest, the Delhi high court backed the decision on Friday, with two days to go for the exam.

NEW DELHI: A larger question bank, more paper-setters and restrictions ensuring nobody can know or see the final paper formed the core of the redesigned question-setting system for the June 21 NEET-UG retest - a part of the high-security process undertaken following a leak that led to the medical entrance exam's cancellation in May.

CJP has demanded Rs 1 crore compensation for families of NEET aspirants who allegedly died by suicide amid the paper leak controversy. In a letter to PM Modi, it cited rising student stress, financial burdens, and urged accountability as the NEET re-exam and probe continue.

Delhi High Court expressed satisfaction with the procedure followed under Section 69A of the Information Technology Act to restrict access to the platform. What did the court say on the Telegram vs Centre fight?

Ahead of NEET UG 2026 re-exam on June 21, NTA DG Abhishek Singh dismissed paper leak claims on social media as "fake" and said question papers are secure for 23 lakh candidates. NMC issued an advisory for all colleges and institutions.