Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan reviews preparations for the NEET-UG re-exam amid concerns raised about a prior leak. According to multiple reports, he directs authorities to strengthen measures to make the examination “leak-proof” and calls for improved coordination with local officials responsible for security and logistics. The review covers arrangements for conducting the test and includes steps aimed at preventing disruptions and ensuring transparency in the process.
News18 reports Pradhan emphasizes that the re-NEET must be “foolproof” and also links the security review to additional student-focused measures. These include plans for transparency, fee refunds, and better facilities for examinees ahead of the scheduled June 21 examination. Business Standard similarly describes the meeting as focusing on tighter security, logistics improvements, and tighter coordination with local authorities.
Overall, the sources agree that Pradhan holds a detailed assessment of re-exam readiness and issues instructions to enhance safeguards, improve operational planning, and support students as the test date approaches.
