The Supreme Court has rejected the plea for a re-test of the NEET-UG 2024 exam, citing no evidence of a systemic breach or compromise in the exam’s sanctity. Despite localized question paper leaks in Jharkhand’s Hazaribagh and Patna in Bihar, the court found no merit in reconducting the exam.
A bench led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud acknowledged the question paper leak in at least two exam centers but emphasized the significant consequences of ordering a re-test for 23.33 lakh aspiring medical professionals. The court highlighted the need for concrete evidence to establish a systemic breach or compromise in the exam’s sanctity.
The CBI is investigating a nationwide ‘solver gang’ racket responsible for leaking question papers, with the Hazaribagh leak flagged as ‘Ground Zero.’
Q1. Did the Supreme Court order a re-test for NEET-UG 2024?
A1. No, the Supreme Court rejected the plea for a re-test.
Q2. Why did the court reject the re-NEET demand?
A2. The court found no evidence of a systemic breach or compromise in the exam’s sanctity.
Q3. How many students appeared for NEET-UG 2024?
A3. 23.33 lakh students appeared for the exam.
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