Supreme Court says NEET paper leak traumatised entire families; points to ‘ad-hocism’ in NTA
The Supreme Court expressed concern over the NEET-UG paper leak, stating that years of hard work and emotional investment were wasted. The court directed the Ministry of Human Resource Development to address institutional capacity issues within the National Testing Agency (NTA). The NTA maintained it is committed to preventing future incidents by implementing a computer-based test mode for the exam starting next year. The agency also outlined several changes, including multiple question paper sets, electronic device prohibition, and enhanced security measures.
29 MAY 2026
· THIS STORY — 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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