‘Come back, my son’: Indian exam leak leaves trail of death, despair, anger | Education News
The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) examination was cancelled after allegations of a paper leak, leading to the deaths of four students and widespread protests. The controversy stems from repeated accusations of irregularities in NTA-conducted exams, including the 2024 NEET where over 80 students reportedly scored perfect marks. The NTA has acknowledged shortcomings and announced new exam dates, but experts argue that limited resources and outsourcing have contributed to vulnerabilities. Students like Harsh Dubey and Ritik Mishra, who died by suicide after the cancellation, highlight the devastating impact of the system's failures on aspiring medical professionals.
29 MAY 2026
— The Hindu
The Supreme Court demanded the Ministry of Human Resource Development address NTA's institutional capacity issues following the NEET-UG paper leak.
30 MAY 2026
— The Hindu
The CBI extended the custody of Manisha Hawaldar and remanded Manisha Mandhare to judicial custody in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case.
— India Today
The Supreme Court is demanding information from the government and NTA regarding the NEET paper leak, while a parliamentary review meeting addresses the crisis.
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