In the hearing of NEET UG case held on July 18, the Chief Justice of India had finally directed that the National Testing Agency will upload the centre-wise data of NEET UG 2024 results on its website by 12:00 noon on Saturday in order to bring about. Transparency: In this order, the identity of NTS students has also been asked to be masked.
Well, we will definitely bring the news of data disclosure to you, but before that, let me tell you that another Public Interest Litigation Petition has been filed in the Supreme Court which is challenging the cancellation of NEET Super Specialty Examination i.e. NEET SS 2024.
DY Chandra Chod and Justices JV Padwala and Manoj Mishra
The bench of Chief Justice of India DY Chandra Chod and Justices JV Padwala and Manoj Mishra has issued notice on P and has also given liberty to the National Board of Examination to form a party. The advocate of the petition has told the court that NEET PG students NEET SS 2024 is not being conducted this year for amate.
The Chief Justice of India has scheduled a hearing on this issue on next Friday. Apart from this, another news related to NEET UG 2024 case which we have brought to you is very interesting. You will remember that during the first hearing which was on 8th July. The Supreme Court had said that it was clear that the NEET UG 2024 paper was leaked.
Also you have seen that these irregularities have made NEET aspirants and parents feel cheated who are now demanding more transparent policies. The government had formed a committee on June 22 which will give recommendations for reforms in the mechanism of NEET UG. Data Security Protocols Will improve the structure and functioning of the exam conducting body National Testing Agency
The committee has been formed under the chairmanship of Dr. K. Radhakrishnan and other experts are also included in it. The government had given provision to share suggestions, views and ideas to the stakeholders, especially students and parents.
Between 27th June to 7th July, let me tell you that before releasing the suggestions of the committee, the media houses talked to some experts and learned about some practical measures which can improve the exam system, so in this video we will talk about those suggestions. We will talk to see to what extent he is right. Also, in this controversy of NEET UG, Ex Finance Minister P. C. Tambaram, while giving an interview to the media house, has said many big things and has directly targeted the government.
So let’s start from here first
Amidst the ongoing controversy regarding NEET UG exam 2024, senior Congress leader and Rajya Sabha MP P Chitam has emphasized that the Central Government should leave the All India Examination. States should get back the right to conduct exams for NEET, P Chitam has stated in an interview that NEET is a scandal and we have been saying this for the last three-four years.
A resolution has been passed in the Tamil Nadu Assembly demanding that each State get the right to conduct its own entrance examination so that students can be registered for the colleges of the State National Institute of Technology while conducting an All India Executive Examination. Keep. So these are the scandals. He stressed that this country is very big and there are a lot of schemes being shared and many people are interested in exploiting the system. He said that the government should leave this All India Examination and limit it only to the Central Government tuitions and should not include the States. Chitam has also demanded the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and said that he should take moral responsibility for the system and the leaks in it. Congress MP has said that Dharmendra Pradhan should resign and take moral responsibility for the system and the leaks in it. The System
Suggestions that have come from experts
Now let’s talk about the suggestions that have come from experts, as you can see that the National Testing Agency which conducts the exam is facing severe criticism due to which many protests and legal actions have also been seen. The government has given the responsibility of this matter to the Central Bureau of Investigation. So far, more than a dozen suspects have been arrested in the investigation of the Central Agency, who were involved in the accidental leak and distribution of NEET exam papers.
Advocate Ashok Aggarwal’s opinion
That is why Advocate Ashok Aggarwal, who is a practicing lawyer in Delhi, said that the government should give the responsibilities of conducting the examinations to the state. He said that the government should take the decision without considering the interest of any lobby.
Education member Shridhar Raja Gopalan has suggested
Sridhar Raja Gopalan, member of the NCERT National Expert Group on Assessment in Elementary Education, has suggested that the solution lies in transitioning to computer-based tests which are already proven in high stakes examinations like JE Mains. He said that there may be hacking attempts but Rabu Security measures such as monitoring unauthorized software and use of AI powered proctoring can significantly reduce risk.
This post is a keeper.