Even as the Supreme Court prepares to hear pleas over the NEET paper leak controversy, the government is weighing military-backed transport for exam papers while key agencies are yet to respond before the court.

NTA outlines corrective measures and investigation protocols after NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, ensuring examination integrity and student trust.

The Supreme Court will hear petitions seeking the dissolution of the NTA in the NEET-UG paper leak case. The hearing comes as the Centre weighs using IAF aircraft to secure question papers for the June 21 retest.

The National Testing Agency has told the Supreme Court it is tightening safeguards in the NEET paper leak case. It said committee-led reforms and stronger checks are being rolled out to protect exam integrity.

The Supreme Court on Friday, May 29, stressed on accountability for the lapses in the NEET paper leak issue

The top court questioned how the NEET-UG paper leak slipped through multiple safeguards, saying responsibility must be fixed when systems fail.

Members of a parliamentary panel on Friday are learnt to have emphasised the need to ensure the sanctity of the NEET-UG exam conducted by the National

The National Testing Agency (NTA) told the Apex Court on Friday that the examination body's decision to cancel the NEET-UG 2026 examination and order a re-test was taken in the interest of students.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Centre -- Ministry of Education, to file a separate affidavit detailing the devising of a mechanism by

NTA outlines corrective measures and investigation protocols after NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, ensuring examination integrity and student trust.

New Delhi: The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Government Assurances, chaired by Rajya Sabha MP M Thambidurai, is scheduled to meet on Friday at 11 am

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the Centre, informed a bench of Justices PS Narasimha and Alok Aradhe that the Prime Minister himself was keeping a close watch on the issue. The bench, however, turned that claim back on the government almost immediately.

Amid the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy, the government is reportedly considering deploying the Indian Armed Forces to ensure strict security during the re-examination. The move aims to restore trust in the exam process after widespread protests, cancellations, and ongoing investigations.

CBI updates Parliament on NEET-UG paper leak investigation and measures for fair conduct of the upcoming June 21 retest.