Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announces that NEET UG will move to fully computer-based testing from next year, following the NEET paper leak controversy. In remarks reported by multiple outlets, the minister says the government is taking steps to prevent malpractice and is committed to protecting students who prepare for the exam. The decision comes amid ongoing allegations and concerns about examination integrity.
Pradhan also refers to measures linked to the current controversy, including a re-examination scheduled for June 21. The investigation into the alleged leak is handed over to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), which the government says will pursue the matter to ensure fairness and address the “examination mafia.”
Both reports present the same broad policy direction—shifting NEET UG to a computer-based format—along with assurances of zero tolerance for misconduct and references to the June 21 re-test and CBI involvement. The information is framed as part of efforts to improve the examination system and prevent repetition of the alleged irregularities.
