Explainer: Physical leak in Digital India, those 5 big holes in the security cycle of NTA; where the paper comes out from

NTA’s decisions on NEET paper leak

1. NEET-UG exam will be held again.
2. Students will not have to apply again.
3. No extra exam fees will be charged.
4. The fees already deposited will be refunded.
5. New admit cards will be issued soon.
6. There will be no change in the examination centres.

Those 5 big reasons for paper leak

While giving statement on the paper leak case, National Testing Agency DG Abhishek Singh said that the accused in the paper leak case will not be spared under any circumstances. He said in a strict tone that everyone would be arrested within 6-8 days. However, the main question is not the arrest of the accused, but the reason due to which papers of exams like NEET are getting leaked every time. Let us understand the 5 big reasons at which incidents like paper leak are being carried out.

(Those 5 big reasons for paper leak)

1. Printing press and logistics lapses

The biggest possibility of paper leak of any exam in the country starts from the printing press itself. Many employees work in the process of paper printing. Not following security protocols properly at this level is one of the reasons for paper leak. Along with this, lack of proper tracking through GPS system or connivance of security guards during transportation from press to exam centers becomes a major leakage point.

2. Role of paper setters and coaching

The panel of experts who prepare question papers for exams like NEET is very secret. Despite this, if any person involved in this process comes in contact with any coaching or solver gang, then the risk of paper leaking increases. Papers have been leaked many times at this level. ‘Dark Web’ in the digital world Such information can also be sold through.

3. Exam Center and ‘Insider’ role of

Before NEET, papers of many competitive exams were leaked in the country, after which it had to be cancelled. Many times it has been seen that invigilators or center staff at private schools or far-flung exam centers are part of the solver gang. 30-45 minutes before the start of the exam, when the seal of the paper opens, they take a photo on their mobile and send it out. This is where the work of the solver gang starts and they prepare the answers and send them to the candidates.

4. Remote access and hacking a big challenge

Along with offline, irregularities in online examinations are also under question. Online examinations include ‘remote access’ Experts are considering software as a big threat. Experts say that solver gangs take control of the candidates’ computers from outside. Apart from this, hacking servers or stealing data by breaking into the local network (LAN) of exam centers can prove to be a big weapon for such crimes.

5. Solver Gang and Biometrics game

Having someone else appear in the examination instead of the candidate is also a big hole in the security loop. Despite biometric attendance being mandatory, it is still high-tech solver gang They try to trick this system through fake silicone thumbs or photo editing. If Aadhaar verification and physical checking are relaxed, the real culprit will be replaced by ‘solvers’ Reaches inside.

Also read: This is not just a failure, it is a crime against the future of the youth… Rahul Gandhi angry over the cancellation of NEET exam.

Rahul Gandhi targets PM Modi

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has attacked the Narendra Modi government at the Center on the announcement of cancellation of NEET exam. They said that neet exam canceled Done. The hard work, sacrifice and dreams of more than 22 lakh students were crushed by the corrupt BJP system. The Prime Minister’s immortality period has become a poisonous period for the country.