Who will investigate NEET paper leak? Meet members of education ministry's high-level panel

To investigate the matter thoroughly, the Ministry of Education has constituted a high-level panel. This panel comprises experts and officials tasked with probing the alleged paper leak incident. The move aims to identify the source of the leak, assess its impact, and recommend necessary actions to prevent such incidents in the future.

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New Delhi: In a recent development, the Ministry of Education has taken decisive action following allegations of a NEET (National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test) paper leak. This incident has sparked widespread concern among students and parents across the country. The NEET examination, a crucial entrance test for medical aspirants, came under scrutiny after reports surfaced suggesting a possible paper leak. 

Allegations of the paper being shared on social media platforms before the exam raised significant alarm within the education community. Students and parents expressed deep concerns over the fairness and integrity of the examination process.

Why was high-level panel formed?

To investigate the matter thoroughly, the Ministry of Education has constituted a high-level panel. This panel comprises experts and officials tasked with probing the alleged paper leak incident. The move aims to identify the source of the leak, assess its impact, and recommend necessary actions to prevent such incidents in the future.

Here's what Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan posted on X: 

Who are the members of panel?

The high-level panel includes prominent figures from the education sector and government officials with expertise in examination processes and security measures. Their collective experience and knowledge are expected to facilitate a comprehensive investigation into the NEET paper leak controversy.

Immediate measures

After the formation of the panel, the Ministry of Education has assured students and parents of immediate action. Measures to safeguard the integrity of future examinations have been emphasized, including stringent security protocols and enhanced monitoring of examination procedures.

The NEET paper leak has prompted reactions from various stakeholders, including student organizations and medical aspirants. Calls for transparency and accountability in the investigation process have grown louder, underscoring the importance of maintaining trust in the examination system.