NTA chief Abhishek Singh tells a parliamentary committee that the NEET-UG 2026 question paper does not leak through the National Testing Agency’s (NTA) systems. Both reports say Singh makes this statement during the meeting while noting that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is investigating the matter. The committee discussion also covers steps NTA has taken to address exam integrity and operational concerns. Officials reportedly present reform progress connected to the Radhakrishnan Committee, saying about 70% of its recommendations have been implemented. Additional points raised include concerns about staff shortages and planning for future computer-based testing. The reports do not describe evidence presented in the meeting beyond Singh’s assertion about the absence of a leak through NTA systems, but they consistently indicate that CBI action is ongoing as part of the broader probe.
NTA chief tells MPs NEET-UG 2026 paper did not leak via NTA systems; CBI investigates
NTA chief Abhishek Singh tells a parliamentary committee that the NEET-UG 2026 question paper does not leak through the National Testing Agency’s (NTA) systems. Both reports say Singh makes this state...
- NTA chief Abhishek Singh tells MPs the NEET-UG 2026 paper did not leak through NTA systems.
- The CBI is investigating the matter.
- Officials report that around 70% of recommendations from the Radhakrishnan Committee have been implemented.
- The parliamentary meeting also discusses staffing shortages.
- Future computer-based testing is raised during the discussion.
NTA chief Abhishek Singh tells MPs the NEET UG paper was not leaked through NTA systems, says CBI is probing the matter.
3 months agoNTA chief Abhishek Singh told a parliamentary panel the NEET-UG 2026 paper didn't leak through their system, with the CBI now investigating. Officials presented reforms, noting 70% of Radhakrishnan Committee recommendations are implemented. Concerns over staff shortages and future computer-based testing were also raised during the meeting.
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