NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Centre to file response on how to strengthen the National Testing Agency and to make NEET fool-proof.The top court said that all efforts should be made by government and all concerned authorities to prevent leak of question paper for medical entrance exam. “It is actually very traumatic if something like this happens. We should not disappoint our youngsters,” SC said.It further said that responsibility has to be fixed if it happens again.Meanwhile, solicitor general Tushar Mehta told SC that new mechanisms have been put in place for the NEET re-test.”We are dealing with youths; govt seriously concerned about their concerns,” he said.”Prime minister personally supervising so that there is no lacunae,” he added.This comes after All India Medical Association and United Doctors Front filled petition in the top court, accusing the NTA of failing to protect the integrity of one of India’s largest and most competitive examinations.Earlier, the apex court made strong observations against the testing agency, remarking that it was “sad that NTA has not learned lessons from the earlier NEET paper leak.” About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIndian Railways Orders Probe Into Dangerous Panna–Khajuraho Alignment After Massive Tree FellingSC Invokes Article 142, Issues Nationwide Rules To Prevent Delays In Court Judgments | WatchGujarat’s Gir Forest On Alert As Suspected Virus Kills Seven Asiatic Lions | WatchOperation Sheruwali Intensifies In Rajouri As Army Tightens Cordon Around Suspected MilitantsGujarat Student Stabbed To Death In Canada, Family Appeals For Body To Be Brought HomeHamirpur Bridge Collapse During Heavy Storm Leaves Six Dead, Several Workers Still Trapped | WatchSiddaramaiah’s Exit May Haunt DK Shivakumar & Rahul Gandhi As Karnataka Caste Census Row ExplodesGovt Considers Air Force Support For NEET Retest Security Amid Paper Leak InvestigationDK Shivakumar Reaches Delhi After Siddaramaiah Resignation Sparks Karnataka Power Shift | WatchAmit Shah Confirms Detention Centres In Bengal, Vows Crackdown On Illegal Infiltrators | Watch123PhotostoriesYoga for glowing skin: Easy asanas for a naturally radiant complexionNot just cute pets: 5 dog breeds that quietly protect their familiesInside Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s stunning Bandra penthouse inspired by ‘New York meets Maldives’Can you build muscle just by walking? Experts revealSamantha Ruth Prabhu wrapped herself in red-hot glamour with a custom Archana Jaju saree10 signs of true friendship most people ignore5 ways to protect your home from spiders naturallyGood fathers teach their sons these 7 harsh but powerful life lessonsWhy Japan banned Indian mangoes: Here are the affected varietiesWhat is Solo, that PM Narendra Modi called modern-day ‘Sanjeevani’: 4 ways to include it in daily meals123Hot PicksDhanendra KumarNew Labour CodeCOMEDK UGET resultCBSE 12th re-evaluationPunjab election resultStrait of HormuzGold price predictionTop TrendingBenjamin NetanyahuD GukeshVaibhav sooryavanshi IPL auctionPunjab Local Body Election ResultCockroach Janta PartySupreme CourtNEET UG 2026 fee refundUS Draft dealIndian mango exportsAmrita AEEE 2026
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Centre to file response on how to strengthen the National Testing Agency and to make NEET fool-proof.The top court said that all efforts should be made by government and all concerned authorities to prevent leak of question paper for medical entrance exam. “It is actually very traumatic if something like this happens. We should not disappoint our youngsters,” SC said.It further said that responsibility has to be fixed if it happens again.Meanwhile, solicitor general Tushar Mehta told SC that new mechanisms have been put in place for the NEET re-test.“We are dealing with youths; govt seriously concerned about their concerns,” he said.“Prime minister personally supervising so that there is no lacunae,” he added.This comes after All India Medical Association and United Doctors Front filled petition in the top court, accusing the NTA of failing to protect the integrity of one of India’s largest and most competitive examinations.Earlier, the apex court made strong observations against the testing agency, remarking that it was “sad that NTA has not learned lessons from the earlier NEET paper leak.”
