NEET-UG Program: Transportation of Problem Documents under Police Escort, Surveillance Coach Center

An agitator held a placard in the Jantar Mantar protest in New Delhi during protests against Indian youths over NEET 2024 results. File | Image source: PTI

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Sources said the Ministry of Education is holding a series of meetings with police departments (SPs) in various states and union territories (UTS) to ensure there are no mistakes in the upcoming medical entrance exam NEET-UG.

The crucial exam is scheduled to be held on May 4. It will be conducted in over 550 cities and over 5,000 centers across the country.

The ministry has been developing a stupid plan that includes a paper leak that puts test integrity under the scanner after alleged violations in last year’s exam.

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A source told a source told the source that a series of meetings have been conducted with DMS and SPs in all states and UTS, in order to ensure smooth, fair and secure behavior of NEET-UG. pti.

“In addition to NTA, the district police will also conduct multi-layer impacts[National Testing Agency]- Specify security in the center. Transport confidential materials such as questionnaires and OMRs [Optical Mark Recognition] The sheets will be accompanied by the police. The source added that the coaching center and digital platforms will be monitored to prevent organized cheating networks. ”

The magistrate is deploying mandatory inspections at all examination centers, while DMS and SPS will conduct personal visits to the examination centers to assess readiness.

In the live line of suspected violations in the NEET-UG and PhD portals (National Qualification Testing) network, the center set up a team last year to ensure that the NTA conducts transparent, smooth and equitable examinations for the NTA.

Although NEET-UG is within the scope of the scanner in the case of several violations including alleged leaks, UGC-NET (University Grant Commission Committee-Committee Qualification Test) was cancelled as the ministry received comments that its integrity has been compromised.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is investigating these two issues.

The other two exams – CSIR-UGC and NEET-PG – were canceled at the last minute as a preemptive step.