Government’s big claim in the Supreme Court on NEET exam, the judge said – OK, the system is fine

Amidst the ongoing controversy and legal battle across the country regarding the medical entrance examination NEET, a very important news is coming out from the Supreme Court of the country. During the ongoing hearing in the Supreme Court, the Central Government and the National Testing Agency (NTA) have presented very strong arguments regarding the purity and security of the examination. After seeing the strong arguments presented by the government and the future security blueprint, the court’s stance also softened. Taking the government’s arguments on record, the judge said in clear words, ‘Okay, but from now on the entire examination system should be completely foolproof and foolproof.’ The government made these big arguments regarding security in the Supreme Court. As soon as the hearing started, the legal side of the government and NTA presented a detailed affidavit before the honorable judges. It was argued by the government that modern AI technology, biometric verification and digital locking system are being used to prevent any kind of irregularities during the examination. The government assured the court that to eliminate the possibility of paper leak or any kind of rigging, the rules ranging from transportation of question papers to live CCTV monitoring of examination centers have been made very strict. The purpose of this argument of the government was to make it clear that there will be no playing with the future of the students in future. Judge Saheb’s strict remarks and strict instructions for the future: After hearing the government’s security claims, the Supreme Court bench expressed satisfaction, but also gave serious advice keeping in mind the future of millions of students of the country. The court commented that even a small mistake cannot be tolerated at any level in the examination system. The judges gave strict instructions to NTA not to limit itself to paper claims but to closely examine the geographical and technical security of every examination center at the ground level. The court made it clear that there should be complete transparency in the examination process so that students and parents maintain faith in the system. Lakhs of medical students and parents are expecting a big relief. After this positive comment of the Supreme Court and confidence in the careful preparations of the government, now lakhs of NEET candidates across the country have heaved a sigh of relief. After this decision and the court proceedings, it has become clear that the level of security and transparency in the medical entrance examinations to be held in the future is going to be completely different. Experts believe that this time this tough dialogue between the government and the court will bring great success in breaking the network of examination mafia.