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NEET UG paper leak: Parliamentary panel recommends switching NTA-run exams to CBT mode

Committee calls for central registry to bar blacklisted exam vendors; says long-term defence against recurring leaks is investing in large, diverse, and continuously updated question banks; advises against invasive student frisking at examination centres.

The Hindu NationalOctober 9, 20261 min read

NEET UG paper leak: Parliamentary panel recommends switching NTA-run exams to CBT mode

Committee calls for central registry to bar blacklisted exam vendors; says long-term defence against recurring leaks is investing in large, diverse, and continuously updated question banks; advises against invasive student frisking at examination centres.

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