The CBI conducted searches in Gujarat and arrested a journalist in Jharkhand for alleged involvement in irregularities related to the NEET-UG exam. The probe agency suspects a larger conspiracy involving multiple states and is investigating the extent of the connections of the accused in arranging candidates and facilitating them to attain good marks in the exam for a hefty consideration.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested two individuals in connection with the NEET-UG paper leak case. The accused, identified as Manish Kumar and Ashutosh Kumar, were apprehended in Patna, Bihar. The CBI formed special teams to investigate the case following the controversy surrounding grace marks and the high number of students scoring perfect scores. The NTA cancelled grace marks and conducted a re-test for 1,563 students, with only 52% participating.
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG) exam for medical admissions is under scrutiny for alleged malpractices. Bihar Police uncovered a scam involving leaked question papers and arrested multiple suspects, leading to the CBI taking over the investigation. The investigation revealed a complex network of individuals involved in the scam, including a junior engineer, a contractor, and a son of a political leader, who allegedly demanded lakhs of rupees for providing answers to the leaked exam papers.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is investigating allegations of malpractice during the NEET-UG exam held in Godhra, Gujarat, on May 5. The investigation follows a complaint by the Gujarat police who arrested five individuals, including a school principal and a teacher, for allegedly helping 27 candidates clear the exam for payments amounting to Rs 10 lakh each. The CBI’s investigation focuses on the alleged conspiracy and cheating involved in the malpractice, which included providing answer keys and filling in blank answer sheets. Concerns have also emerged regarding the role of agents in securing distant exam centers for candidates, raising questions about potential manipulation of rank outcomes.
A re-examination of the NEET-UG exam for 1,563 students has sparked protest in Rajkot, Gujarat, with students voicing their discontent over the decision. The re-exams, scheduled for today between 2 to 5 pm, have been met with criticism from students who have already performed well in the exam, with some arguing that the re-examination is unnecessary and unfair.
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The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the admit cards for the NEET UG 2024 re-exam, which will be held on June 23 for 1,563 students who received compensatory marks during the initial evaluation. Candidates can download their admit cards from the official website using their application number and date of birth.
The Supreme Court has issued notices on petitions challenging malpractices in the NEET-UG exam and stayed proceedings in various High Courts. The court also issued notice to the Centre and NTA on a petition by students who lost time during the exam in Meghalaya, seeking inclusion in the group granted grace marks and a re-exam. The apex court will hear all petitions on July 8th.
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the National Testing Agency (NTA) seeking a response on pleas regarding alleged paper leaks and malpractices in the NEET-UG 2024 exam. The court emphasized that even the slightest negligence should be thoroughly investigated.
Amidst widespread controversy and allegations surrounding the NEET-UG 2024 results, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has assured strict action against any irregularities found. The minister confirmed that re-tests will be conducted for 1,563 candidates on June 23, with results expected on June 30. The re-test follows the Supreme Court’s recommendation and allegations of paper leaks and the allocation of grace marks to students.
