Speculations have been putting the National Testing Agency (NTA) in the spotlight for the New National Eligibility cum Entrance Test- Undergraduate (NEET UG) 2024, and the agency has delivered announcing that the results will be released soon, giving relief to the near about 23 lakh students who wrote the exam this year.
The outcomes, which are now uploaded in PDF form on the official Website of the NTA NEET, are now available to candidates in the city and the centre. This development occurs especially following a directive from the Chief Justice of India (CJI), who has directed the NTA to upload the marks of every student by 20 July at noon.
The CJI was also very particular about maintaining the anonymity of the students, stating that even the roll numbers should be ‘dummy’. The purpose is to offer a clear and elaborate picture of the distribution of marks at the examination centre to have a common indirect mark pattern to ensure fairness.
The NEET paper leak matter, which has seen a large following, is listed before a Bench, which includes Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justice JB Pardiwala, and Justice Manoj Misra on 22 July Monday After Ten. 30 am.
The court has held that any direction to re-conduct the medical entrance exam would have to be supported by evidence showing that the sanctity of the entire exam was voted out on a large scale.
During the investigation of alleged malpractices, officials were arrested, and 63 of them were apprehended, with 18 coming close by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). The CBI, though, has opined that the overall levels of malpractice could be far less than anticipated, with only 150 students across the country being involved.
The agency has stressed that from available evidence, it only appears that question papers were stolen in the Patna-Hazaribagh case, and only one centre may have been affected.
While the young, ambitious doctors-to-be wait for the NEET-UG 2024 results, the overall goal revolves around the proper maintenance of the NEET’s high standards and the essential steps taken to examine and respond to any possible unfair practices on behalf of the examination’s administration.
