NEET-UG shift to computer-based testing (CBT) under active consideration by Centre
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NEET-UG shift to computer-based testing under active consideration, Centre tells SC
The Centre informed the Supreme Court that shifting NEET-UG to computer-based testing (CBT) is under active consideration, with any structural changes to be made only after consultation with the Health Ministry and National Medical Commission (NMC). This development follows concerns over paper leaks and exam integrity in recent NEET-UG cycles. The move aims to enhance transparency, security, and efficiency in medical entrance examinations. For competitive exams, this signals potential policy shifts in national-level testing frameworks and regulatory oversight by NMC.
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Centre informed Supreme Court about potential structural change in NEET-UG design
Any change to be undertaken only after consultation with Health Ministry and National Medical Commission (NMC)
Move follows concerns over paper leaks and exam integrity in recent NEET-UG cycles
NMC is the apex regulatory body for medical education and professionals in India
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