Ahead of the NEET (UG) re-examination, Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan chairs a high-level meeting to review preparedness across states, Union Territories and central agencies. The discussion focuses on security protocols, transparency and student convenience following concerns over alleged irregularities and a prior decision to reconduct the test in select centres. Mohan directs authorities to enforce robust measures at examination centres and ensure the secure handling of question papers, with a stated zero-tolerance approach toward lapses. Officials also review steps to reduce logistical problems for candidates, including assistance with smooth transportation. The Railway Board indicates it will provide additional trains or special arrangements if needed.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) says it is working to resolve remaining issues, including refunds, and continues preparations for the re-exam process. Additional information shared in reporting indicates that by Monday morning, more than four lakh aspirants have downloaded their admit cards. Both reports frame the review as part of efforts to restore confidence in the integrity of the examination and address operational issues reported by students.
