The Supreme Court of India closed the NEET-UG 2024 case after the government accepted recommendations from an expert committee aimed at improving the exam’s conduct. While rural infrastructure delays a shift to online exams, the court was satisfied with the reforms proposed and affirmed no further legal action was necessary.
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Today, On 18th July, The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested four AIIMS Patna students for involvement in the NEET-UG paper leak. They were part of a ‘solver module’ that manipulated the exam process. The arrests followed the apprehension of a key suspect, bringing the total detainees to 18. The CBI is conducting a comprehensive investigation into the irregularities.
The Supreme Court is hearing petitions today (11th July) about alleged malpractices in the NEET-UG 2024 exam, following reports of a paper leak. The CJI emphasized that a retest would be a last resort and directed petitioners’ counsels to file a common submission not exceeding 10 pages. The next hearing is scheduled for July 18.
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The Delhi High Court asked the NTA to respond to a petition by a NEET candidate, who received a torn OMR sheet during the exam, seeking grace marks. The petitioner’s plea highlights unfair disadvantage and seeks equitable treatment. The court’s intervention aims to prompt transparent and prompt resolution, potentially setting a precedent for similar cases.